He Who Was Abandoned by His Fathers

This film presents a poignant narrative centered around a mute boy whose behavior is shaped by the tumultuous relationship between his parents. The drama unfolds as it delves into the psychological roots of his muteness and aggressiveness, revealing a complex emotional landscape.

As a work from the late 1980s, it offers insight into the cultural context of Georgian cinema during this period. The film's concise runtime of 46 minutes makes it a unique entry in the drama genre, appealing to collectors interested in international films that tackle profound themes.