Transfiguration

The film centers on a theater director living a normal middle-class life in Tbilisi. His life unravels after he witnesses a murder, leading him to obsess over whether he could have intervened. The narrative delves into his psychological turmoil and moral dilemmas as he grapples with the consequences of inaction.

Transfiguration is significant for its representation of Georgian cinema and for being directed by a woman during a time when female directors were not as prevalent. The film features performances from Geidar Palavandishvili, Rusudan Kiknadze, Sofiko Chiaureli, Ramaz Giorgobiani, and Baadur Tsuladze, adding depth to its exploration of complex themes.