#atwdedit

I wanted the film to be tender, and a warm embrace, and I really, really wanted it to be about love. For me, it was important that the character of Merab never really has this moment of, ‘Oh no, I’m gay, what am I going to do?’ I just wanted him to be engulfed by love, the feeling of first love and all those emotions. Levan Akin

“The film scintillates with the colors, sounds, and textures of Georgia: magisterial vistas of the Caucasus; precise displays of folk dance and dress; a-capella polyphonic singing; delectable shots of freshly baked shoti bread and big plates of khinkali soup dumplings; and the custom of the supra, the hours-long ritual of communal eating, drinking, and toasting.”

I’ll be waiting for you, right here.

What? I want to see what those old farts have to say.

და ჩვენ ვიცეკვეთ / AND THEN WE DANCED

და ჩვენ ვიცეკვეთ / AND THEN WE DANCED