Andro

About This Movie

Andro is a compelling exploration of desperation and survival in a post-war landscape. The film's atmosphere is thick with tension, punctuated by the raw, unrefined performances of its cast, especially the dynamic between Andro and his son Dato. Tornike Gogrichiani's direction immerses you in the gritty realities of Georgian life, making the journey to Turkey feel at once mundane and perilous. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for moments of reflection amidst the unfolding chaos. What really stands out is how the encounter with Taner, the hitchhiker, shifts the narrative's trajectory, blending themes of trust and betrayal seamlessly. It’s this unexpected turn that leaves a lingering impact, showcasing the fragility of human connections in dire times.

Intense portrayal of post-war life in Georgia. · Strong father-son dynamics. · Unexpected narrative twists.