Holidays

Holidays follows siblings Rezo and Daro as they are taken to a village by their father for summer holidays. While the children wish to play and socialize with other kids, their father insists on a strict routine, forcing them to spend the entire day in school. This leads to a humorous conflict as the father finds it increasingly challenging to maintain the regime he set for his children.

The film features prominent performances from Gogi Gegechkori, Marina Manjgaladze, and Nukri Kakoishvili among others. As a piece of Georgian cinema from the 1960s, Holidays provides insight into the cultural dynamics of family life during that era. The blend of comedy and familial themes may appeal to collectors interested in international films and the evolution of comedic storytelling in cinema.