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First Svaneti Int’l Film Festival Announces Lineup

by Georgia Today
September 30, 2021
in Culture, Highlights, Social & Society
Reading Time: 2 mins read
First Svaneti Int’l Film Festival Announces Lineup

20 titles have been selected for the short film competition of the first edition of the Georgian Svaneti International Film Festival, which is to take place live from 3 to 7 October in Mestia and Ushguli.

The festival was due to take place 25-29 August 2021, however, it was rescheduled due to the deterioration of the pandemic situation in the region.

The Svaneti IFF is organized by director Mariam Khatchvani and Teimuraz Chkhvimiani.

The festival will become an integral part of world film festivals and will host guests from different countries of the world.

Click HERE for the festival teaser.

International Short Film Competition:

I Am Afraid to Forget Your Face (Egypt, France, Qatar, Belgium)
Directed by Sumeh Alaa

Beyond the Threshold (Armenia)
Directed by Anginesh Isanias

A Sister and a Brother (Georgia, Belgium)
Directed by Jaro Minne

Atrapaluz (Costa Rica, Mexico)
Directed by Kim Tores

Funfair (Iran, Canada)
Directed by Kim Tores

Orphans of the City (Belgium)
Directed by Bulent Ozturk

23 (Georgia)
Directed by Giga Gabriel Jobava

12 K. Marx Street (Georgia)
Directed by Irine Jordania

Morning Elsewhere (Singapore)
Directed by Han Feng Yu

The Star (Israel, USA)
Directed by Nadav Lapid

North Pole (Macedonia, Serbia)
Directed by Marija Apcevska

Swimmer (Sweden)
Directed by Jonata Etzler

Before We Leave (Georgia)
Directed by Elene Tsagareishvili

On Memory (Singapore)
Directed by Liao Jiekai

Accamora (Italy)
Directed by Emanuela Muzzupappa

Fatherland (Georgia)
Directed by George Sikharulidze

The Last Matador (Finland, Czech Republic)
Directed by Kateriina Lillqvist

An Hour (Georgia)
Directed by George Tavartkiladze

A Scarecrow (Nepal)
Directed by Rajesh Prasad Khatri

August Sky (Brazil)
Directed by Jasmin Tenuchi

Industry Projects:

The Real Beings
Directed by Vakhtang Jajanidze

Apria
Directed by Rati Oneli

I Greta
Directed by Miranda Namicheishvili

Tear Gas
Directed by Uta Beria

The Burden
Directed by Ana Iosava

Kakhaberi
Directed by Giorgi Getiashvili

Between Two Walls
Directed by Shalva Shengeli

City Noise
Directed by Papuna Mosidze

Only One Tear
Directed by George Varsimashvili

Disposable
Directed by Luka Beradze

Son
Directed by Tengo Asitahsvili.

The festival will be covered by renowned foreign film platforms, and journalists from Variety & Film News Europe will be invited to contribute several articles to the festival.

Supporters of the festival are:  Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth, the Georgian National Film Center, General Sponsor Hotel GISTOLA, the Bank of Georgia, Teliani Valley, Badagi, All Print, Albomi travel club, and the Mestia Municipality.

Related Story: Svaneti International Film Festival to be Held in Mestia and Ushguli on September 25-29

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