Journey to Sopot

Journey to Sopot tells the story of Gogui and Omar, who escape in suburban trains to sell pornographic photographs. Their daily struggle for survival leads them to form a bond that could potentially save them. This 29-minute film showcases the unique perspective of a woman director, adding depth to its narrative.

As a short film from the late 1970s, it appeals to collectors interested in international cinema and works by female filmmakers. Georgia-Film produced this film, making it a part of the cinematic history of Georgia. The film's exploration of societal issues through its characters provides insight into the era and culture it represents.