Since Otar Left
(2003)
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Since Otar Left
(2003)
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Esther Gorintin | ... |
Eka
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Nino Khomasuridze | ... |
Marina
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Dinara Drukarova | ... |
Ada
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Temur Kalandadze | ... |
Tengiz
(as Temour Kalandadze)
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Rusudan Bolkvadze | ... |
Rusiko
(as Roussoudan Bolkvadze)
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Sasha Sarishvili | ... |
Alexi
(as Sacha Sarichvili)
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Duta Skhirtladze | ... |
Niko
(as Douta Skhirtladze)
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Abdellah Moundy | ... |
Le berbère
(as Abdallah Moundy)
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Mzia Eristavi | ... |
Dora
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Misha Eristavi | ... |
Fils Dora
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Zoura Natrochvili | ... |
Voisin (Mika)
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Alexandre Makhorablichvili | ... |
Fonctionnaire
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Micha Moudjiri | ... |
Directeur usine
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Jacques Fleury | ... |
Homme d'affaire 1
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Frédéric Payen | ... |
Homme d'affaire 2
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The one joy in the lives of a mother and daughter comes from the regular letters sent to them from Paris from the family's adored son, Otar. When the daughter finds out that Otar has died suddenly, she tries to conceal the truth from her mother, changing the course of their lives forever. Written by Sujit R. Varma
This was one of the best films I've ever seen. It was simply magnificent--human, and true in a way that modern films rarely display. The cinematography was skillful; the amount of time on a given scene varied, with the variety quite significant in terms of its meaning. (For instance, the cut to the "Conservation" (cemetery) was an example of this.) I will see this beautiful film again, and give it my highest recommendation. My hat is off in tribute to the director, producer, writer, and actors.