I See the Sun

Set in Georgia during World War II, I See the Sun tells the story of Zurikela, an orphan boy who encounters Khatia, a blind girl. Determined to help her regain her sight, Zurikela's vow forms the emotional core of this narrative. The film, featuring a runtime of 82 minutes, explores the bonds formed in times of conflict.

As a film directed by a woman, I See the Sun adds to the representation of female filmmakers in cinema history. With its compelling storyline and historical context, it appeals to collectors interested in international cinema and war-related narratives. Available in multiple formats including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, collectors have options for how to experience this significant work.