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"Arsena Georgiashvili (murder of General Griaznov)" is a 1921 silent drama that delves into the revolutionary uprising of Georgian laborers in 1905. This historical film captures a significant moment in Georgian history and reflects the era's social struggles.
The scarcity of Arsena Georgiashvili in collector circles is quite notable, as it has limited availability on any format. It’s one of those silent films that still piques interest, especially among those focused on revolutionary cinema and early Georgian history. Finding a decent print can be challenging, but for collectors, it’s a fascinating piece that opens discussions about the socio-political landscape of its time.
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The film is classified as a drama and history.
The film was produced by Gansakhkomi.
The film centers on the revolutionary uprising of Georgian laborers in 1905.
It is a silent film.
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