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Since shipping of merchandise from Georgia is rather expensive, unfortunately we have to sell DVDs in sets which contain 3 – or more DVDs. You can choose any music DVDs from the list below and request from 3 to 7 DVDs (same or different titles) in the set. If you need more DVDs, please contact me (I will provide you with discount). Write to me prior to payment to learn if DVDs you have selected are currently available, since we order them at recording studious and DVD manufacturing companies.

The set of three DVDs.

Price: USD 47
Shipping: USD 32
Handling: USD 2
Total: USD 81

The set of four Georgian DVDs.

Price: USD 58
Shipping: USD 36
Handling: USD 2
Total: USD 96

The set of five Georgian DVDs.

Price: USD 69
Shipping: USD 39
Handling: USD 2
Total: USD 110

The set of six Georgian DVDs.

Price: USD 84
Shipping: USD 39
Handling: USD 2
Total: USD 126

The set of seven Georgian DVDs.

Price: USD 90
Shipping: USD 39
Handling: USD 2
Total: USD 131

Choose DVD of Georgian Movies

Choose up to seven DVDs from the list below and before payment of relevant amount please send me an E-mail indicating the DVD which you would like to purchase. It is possible to purchase mixed items: CDs, DVD, and video tapes. You should consult with me first and I will check the availability and prepare special price for you. If you need more then seven DVDs, please write to me, I will provide you with discount and will create a special payment button for you.

Georgian movies with English audio or sub-titles






  1. Two Films by D. Goguadze. 1. Talking Paths. (Duration 26 min). Winner of "Niamori" film festival 2005. Spectacular journey to the sacral world of castle-villages and legends. On the outer slopes of main Caucasian ridge, deep, narrow gorges accommodate Pirikita Khevsureti - from ancient times it was a place of warrior clans settlements which had a special life style. These castle-villages are distinguished by unique architecture from the rest of the regions of Georgia. Local population still maintains traditions of ancestors and their archaic lifestyle.  2. Ashto Festival in Dano. (Duration 26 min).  Winner of eco-ethno-folk VIII international film festival. Bucharest 2006, winner of II International Religious film festival. Batumi (Georgia) 2007. Beyond the central ridge of the Caucasus there is one of the picturesque regions of Georgia - Tusheti. Population of Tusheti - Tushs have been known from times immemorial as real friends and ship herds. From the 18th century Tushs are leading nomadic life in Kakheti. In summer, they return back to their former villages. Tushs come to Tusheti mountains to attend their ancient festivals. The film tells us about a national festival dedicated to Ashto icon, held in a village Dano. People from Dano try to hold secret old transitions.  2008. PAL 4:3. Stereo.
  2. Tbilisi-Tbilisi. Film by Levan Zakareishvili. Winner of 12 awards including "Gold Lily" grand prix Wiesbaden (Germany) 2006, "Nike" Moscow (Russia) 2006, Ashdoly  (Israel) 2006. It was also run on Cannes Festival  (France)  2005 and finalist of "Oscar" competition in the US in 2005. PAL 4:3. Dolby Digital 3/1. Duration: 1 h 27  min. With English subtitles.
  3. Two Films by Geno Tsaava. The first: film: “6 and 7” Duration: 67 min. Short film: “The First Day of Fourth Month”. Duration: 15 min. Format: 4:3. Sound: stereo. Language: Georgian. With English subtitles. 2006.
  4. sakartvelos mechurchletukhucesi - ltolviloba. (Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures). Rezo Tabukashvili. Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures. 1985. Documentary film about Ekvtime Takaishvili. PAL 4:3. Stereo. 64 min. With English subtitles.
  5. kvali nateli. (Heritage. Mikheil Tamarashvili). Rezo Tabukashvili. Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures. 1985. Documentary film by Mikheil Tabukashvili. PAL 4:3. Stereo. 56 min. With English subtitles.
  6. shorielta siaxlove. (Closeness Of Distants). Rezo Tabukashvili. Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures. 1987. Documentary film by Mikheil Tabukashvili. Duration: 67 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. With English subtitles.
  7. nadzarcvis kvaldakval. (Following The Stolen Treasury). Rezo Tabukashvili. Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures. 1987. Documentary film by Mikheil Tabukashvili. Duration: 65 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. With English subtitles.
  8. alpuri varsklavebi. (La Stella Alpina). Rezo Tabukashvili. Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures. 1979. Documentary film by Mikheil Tabukashvili. Duration: 67 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. With English subtitles.
  9. pranguli dgiuri. (Pages from the French Diary). Rezo Tabukashvili. Georgian Cultural Heritage Treasures. Documentary film by Mikheil Tabukashvili. Duration: 61 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. With English subtitles.
  10. Father of a Soldier (1964). Audio versions: Russian, French and English. Dolby Digital 5.1. Director: Rezo Chkheidze. Subtitles: Russian, English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Portuguese, Japanese, Hebrew, Swedish, Chinese subtitles.
  11. Tbilisi. The Capital of Georgia. 2004. 47 min. NTSC 4:3. Stereo. Duration: 47 min. With Georgian, English, French, Deutsch, Russian audio. Very beautiful film about Tbilisi, its architecture, music, people, museums etc.
  12. The Treasure of Georgia. Duration: 67 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. With English, French, German, Russian. Cognitive film about the history and culture of Georgia.
  13. Georgia In My Heart. Duration: 90 min. PAL 4:3. English audio. A foreign businessman comes to Georgia and falls in love with it: its 3000 years old history, the birthplace of wine, Georgians survival against numerous invasions, Georgian love of their land and their hospitality.
  14. Come and See. Very beautiful film about Georgia (its people, nature, traditions, music etc. and Georgian cuisine - cooking receipts). Duration: 65 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. English audio only.
  15. Pirosmani 1969. Director: G. Shengelaia. PAL 4:3. With English sub-titles. Duration: 105 min. MONO. The history of well-known self-taught Georgian Painter - Niko Pirosmanashvili.
  16. udzinarta mze. (Also Known As: The Sun of the Wakeful, 1992). Directed by Temur Babluani. Writing credits - Temur Babluani. PAL 4:3. With English sub-titles. Duration: 123 min.
  17. Monanieba (Also Known As: Repentance; Confession, 1987). Director: Tengiz Abuladze. Audio Dolbi Digital 5.1: in Russian, Georgian. Subtitles: Russian, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese.
  18. Mkhiaruli (mxiaruli) romani (Happy Romance, 1972). Directed by Levan Khotivari Writing credits Levan Khotivari O. Razmadze. With English subtitles.
  19. Matsi khvitia  (Also Known As: He Didn't Want to Kill, 1966). Directed by Giorgi Shengelaya. Writing credits G. Asatiani A. Purtseladze (novel). PAL 4:3. Audio on Georgian or in Russian. With English sub-titles. Duration: 90 min.
  20. veris ubnis melodiebi (The Melodies of Vera District, 1973). Directed by Giorgi Shengelaya. Writing credits Anzor Saluqvadze, Giorgi Shengelaya. Audio in Russian. With English subtitles.
  21. Tsisperi mtebi anu daujerebeli ambavi (Blue Mountains, 1983). Directed by Giorgi Shengelaya. Writing credits Rezo Cheishvili (also story Tsisperi Mtebi). Eldar Shengelaya. Duration: 97 min. PAL 4:3. PCM Mono. Audio: Russian, English, French, Georgian
  22. martokhela monadire (The Lonely Hunter, 1989). Directed by Keti Dolidze. Duration: 105 min. PAL 4:3. PCM Stereo.
  23. sikvaruli kvelas unda. (Everyone Needs Love, 1980). Directed by Mikheil Chiaureli (II) Giorgi Shengelaya Writing credits Leila Beroshvili. Audio in Russian. With English subtitles. Duration: 87 min. PAL 4:3. PCM Stereo.
  24. nutsa's (Noutsas) skola "Ark". (2000). Author and director: Merab Kokochashvili. Duration: 115 min. PAL 4:3. PCM Stereo.
  25. iavnana - (Lullaby, 1994). Directed by Nana Dzhanelidze. Writing credits Nino Natroshvili. Duration: 75 min. PAL 4:3. PCM Stereo.
  26. Tbilisi Sightseeing Tour. You will virtually visit the most beautiful places in Tbilisi. Contains two parts: 1. Lost City and 2. A Walk to Meidan (old part of the city). PAL 4:3. Stereo.
  27. Dinner with George Bush. Some facts on Georgia's history and wine and winegrowing. All these in the context of George Bush visit to Georgia in May 10, 2005. Very beautiful film. Duration: 35 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo. Audio: In English, Russian and Georgian.

    Georgian movies in Georgian only

  28. Record.(1974) According to Karl Chapeck novel.
    Shno. (1978). Georgian TV film. PAL 4:3. Stereo.
  29. kojris tkis sizmrebi. Georgian TV film. PAL 4:3. MONO
  30. lazare. tserili nadzvebs. Georgian TV film. PAL 4:3. MONO
  31. garigeba. PAL 4:3. MONO
  32. serenada. kvevri. Georgian TV film. PAL 4:3. MONO
  33. dge ukanaskneli, dge pirveli. PAL 4:3. MONO
  34. ardadegebze, mikha (miha). PAL 4:3. MONO
  35. ckheli zaphulis (zapkhulis) sami dge, usui. PAL 4:3. MONO
  36. Georgia TV Film. Pilgrims from Europe to Jerusalem. Very interesting documentary film wich was taken in 2000 and published in 2004. 114 min. PAL 4:3. Stereo.
  37. agdgoma. samotxis gvritebi. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  38. feola. gladiatori. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  39. fesvebi (pesvebi). In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  40. arsena. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  41. tetri bairagebi. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  42. samotxis gvritebi. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  43. mxiarulta romani. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  44. kidev erti kartuli istoria. In Georgian only. PAL 4:3. MONO
  45. agdgoma/samotxis (samotkhis) gvritebi.PAL 4:3. MONO
  46. tojinebi icinian. PAL 4:3. MONO
  47. chrichina. PAL 4:3. MONO
  48. interview cholastan. PAL 4:3. MONO
  49. kukaracha. PAL 4:3. MONO
  50. deda ena. Yakob Gogebashvili's texbook screen version.PAL 4:3. MONO
  51. mtvris gemo (The Taste of the Enemy). TV film 8 parts. 4 DVDs. PAL 4:3. MONO
  52. Racha chemo sakvarelo (Racha, My Love) PAL 4:3. MONO
  53. ucnobi sakartvelo. Unknown Georgia. Aka Morchiladze documentary films. TV Company IMEDI. 8 parts. 2 DVDs. PAL 4:3. STEREO
  54. didostatis marjvena PAL 4:3. MONO
  55. shexvedra mtashi PAL 4:3. MONO
  56. abezara PAL 4:3. MONO
  57. bashi-achuki PAL 4:3. MONO
  58. rac ginaxavs, vagar naxav PAL 4:3. MONO
  59. kagaldis navi PAL 4:3. MONO
  60. begurebis gadafrena PAL 4:3. MONO
  61. samanashvilis gadafrena PAL 4:3. MONO
  62. chakruli suli PAL 4:3. MONO
  63. didebi da shvilishvilebi PAL 4:3. MONO
  64. cisperi mtebi PAL 4:3. MONO
  65. sherekilebi PAL 4:3. MONO
  66. arachveulebrivi gamofena (gamopena) PAL 4:3. MONO
  67. Mamluqi (mamluki)(1958). Directed by Davit (David) Rondeli. Writing credits Davit Rondeli, Uiarago (novel). More Information. PAL 4:3. MONO
  68. Georgi Saakadze (1942). Directed by Mikheil Chiaureli (I). Writing credits Anna Antonovskaya (also novel), Boris Chyornyj. More Information. PAL 4:3. MONO
  69. Keto and Kote. Film according to Viktor Dolidze buffo-opera Keto and Kote. Black and White. PAL 4:3. MONO 1:28 min.
  70. dge pirveli, dge ukanaskneli. PAL 4:3. MONO
  71. ardadegebze, mixa. PAL 4:3. MONO
  72. cxeli zafxulis sami dge, usui. PAL 4:3. MONO
  73. chrichina PAL 4:3. MONO
  74. Humorina. 2004. PAL 4:3. STEREO
  75. Georgian Cartoons (full edition - 4 DVDs). PAL 4:3. MONO
  76. Data Tutashkhia (2 DVDs) PAL 4:3. MONO
  77. jadosnuri game, tetri qvebi (kvebi). T. Palavandishvili's film. PAL 4:3. MONO
  78. akhali (ahali) arkadia. tskaro zgvis piras. T. Palavandishvili's film. PAL 4:3. MONO
  79. mze shemodgomas. chamavali mze. T. Palavandishvili's film. PAL 4:3.
  80. oh, es sashineli televizori, gogna da jariskaci. T. Palavandishvili's film. PAL 4:3.
  81. Jadosnuri game. (1983). Temuri Palavandishvili PAL 4:3.
  82. Tsodvis shvilebi (1989). Goderdzi Chokheli PAL 4:3.
  83. Eqvsi da shvidi (2003). Geno Tsaava PAL 4:3.

Georgian Movies' News

Alan Blyth
Messenger, April 4, 2008
 

Blood revenge is based on the sacredness of life and solidarity between members of the tribe or clan. This tradition is widespread even today in tribal societies including those living in the mountainous regions of Georgia, such as Svaneti.

When a member of one tribe is killed, whether deliberately or unintentionally, the kin of the dead person are bound to avenge his dead by killing the perpetrator or someone from his tribe. In Svaneti, this oath of blood revenge is sometimes made to an icon, and if this is done it further emphasizes the irrevocability of the proposed action.

"Svani," a new Georgian movie directed by Soso Jachvliani and his brother Badri, is about life, love and feuding in Svaneti. It's the Jachvliani brothers' first attempt at directing, and they've taken an apparently true story and turned it into a captivating, compelling movie which shows how once the cycle of blood revenge starts in a small community even a family's dog is not immune from the consequences.

Apart from taking blood revenge against members of other tribes, fathers in such conservative societies are sometimes driven by ancient custom to kill their own offspring if they are found to have committed an indiscretion. To kill one of your own requires great strength of mind, and refusal to carry out your part in such an agreement has its own consequences. This chilling sequence in the movie is brimming with tension and emotion and is one of the highlights.

Unlike other recent Georgian movies, "Svani" has no obvious evidence of foreign funding. However, despite the relatively tight budget--reputedly only USD 2 million--the Jachvliani brothers have managed to produce a well-made movie which has been highly praised at international film festivals. It deals with a fascinating subject, has a strong storyline, good acting and because it was filmed in Svaneti it has some stunning cinematography.

January 30, 2008

We are pleased to inform your visitors, that Sundance Film Festival The World Cinema Directing Award went to Georgian director Nino Kirtadze, for a documentary Durakovo: Village of Fools.
The film is produced in France. Yet Nino is born in 1968 in Tbilisi, Georgia, and has made many wonderful Georgian films as well. So, thank you, Nino!

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