God of Happiness

The film follows Giorgi, a Georgian actor who struggles with unemployment and the sudden return of his estranged daughter Tina after a decade. Alongside his eccentric housemates, including a wooden-legged actress and a roommate who offers companionship for rent, Giorgi attempts to create an illusion of success to impress Tina. However, the facade quickly unravels, leading to a series of comedic mishaps that reveal deeper truths about family and self-worth.

"God of Happiness" features performances by Nadeshda Brennicke and Thomas Goersch, who bring life to the quirky characters that populate Giorgi's chaotic world. The film's humor is rooted in the absurdity of its situations, as Giorgi's attempts to maintain the pretense of wealth clash with the realities of his life. This blend of comedy and emotional depth may resonate with those who appreciate films that balance laughter with poignant moments.