Kakhetian Train

The film follows Misha, a house painter grappling with the guilt stemming from his son's death. His life takes a turn when police officers accuse him of possessing stolen items linked to his son. This relentless pressure forces Misha to confront his past and the mistakes he made concerning his son.

A pivotal moment occurs when Misha encounters Niko Pirosmani's drawing titled "Train in Kakheti." This artwork serves as a catalyst for Misha's introspection and desire for confession. The blend of personal struggle and artistic inspiration makes Kakhetian Train a notable entry in contemporary drama.