Three Houses

The film presents three distinct stories set in different eras, showcasing how the painting "Two Owls" weaves through time. In the 19th century, a man struggles with the loss of his wife, leading to a complex relationship with his brother and a psychiatrist who seeks to understand his behavior.

During World War II, the painting resurfaces in a tense situation involving a widow grappling with the aftermath of her husband's death and the presence of military police. This narrative adds layers of emotional conflict and moral dilemmas, reflecting the harsh realities of war and personal loss.

The contemporary storyline brings the themes full circle, illustrating how the past influences present lives. With a cast that includes Zura Kipshidze and Tornike Bziava, Three Houses offers a multifaceted exploration of human emotions and relationships, making it a unique entry in the drama genre.