The Flood

Set in Georgia during the 1920s, The Flood presents the story of Lado, an honest and naive fisherman who selflessly assists those around him. His goodwill particularly impacts the miller Stephen, a greedy individual whose future looks grim as society evolves.

This film showcases a blend of drama and social commentary, reflecting on the consequences of kindness in a changing world. The narrative focuses on the contrasts between characters like Lado and Stephen, highlighting moral dilemmas and societal shifts.

For collectors, The Flood is available on DVD, offering an opportunity to own a film that represents Georgian cinema from the early 1970s. Its unique cultural perspective and historical context make it a significant addition to any collection.