A Georgian Toast

About This Movie

A Georgian Toast is an intriguing documentary that meanders through the mind of Marlen Khutsiev, a master filmmaker whose reflections on Tarkovsky feel almost like a philosophical conversation rather than a structured interview. The tone strikes a balance between reverence and casual nostalgia, which is hard to capture but feels genuine. Khutsiev’s anecdotes about Italian cinema, particularly Fellini, draw you into a world where the essence of film feels alive and personal. The pacing is leisurely, allowing the viewer to savor each insight like a fine wine. It's not just about Tarkovsky; it's a meditation on the art of storytelling itself, wrapped in warmth and cultural exchange. Definitely a unique piece for anyone fascinated by the intersections of cinema.

Explores the intersection of Georgian and Italian cinema · Features intimate reflections from a seasoned filmmaker · A less common perspective on Tarkovsky and Fellini