Georgian Telefilm

The first Georgian television short feature film: "Mother's Hand", December 31, 1959.

The movie is about a mute boy who is greatly affected by the constant fighting between his parents. It turns out that his aggressiveness and muteness has a deep psychological cause.

Brother and sister accidentally find themselves at a modern street ballet performance. They are so fascinated by the plot that, forgetting that they are at a performance, they climb onto the stage and find themselves in a fairyland.

The film depicts the first years of the establishment of Soviet power in Georgia. The spiritual cataclysms caused by social transformations. The daughter of a prince is forced to marry a newly rich winemaker, but their incompatibility is obvious and the union is hopeless.

Little girl is looking for her father, who went to war, among the wounded soliders in the Samtredia station. No one knows her father, but one solider tell "his stories" to the girl In order to not lose the hope

The thief sold the stolen foal to a coachman. The foal grew up and became a wonderful horse. After being bound in a carriage its whole lie, the horse got old and the coachman let it go, however, Kochora couldn't break its habit, it often chased the familiar cart.

The Soviet Union's rowing team becomes the champion at the World Championship. The team captain is a Georgian, who is awarded a trip by the All-Union Pioneer Organization — he is to lead a group of pioneers to Artek. He assumes the pioneers will be athletes and is shocked to discover that he is actually the leader of a girls' musical ensemble.

A lyrical story about builders and a pianist.

Growing up in Soviet Tbilisi, Lado moves through strict school days, developing a quiet crush on a classmate, and spending a summer in a seaside town that tests loyalty, friendship, and the limits of growing up under authoritarian regime with his uncle and best friend.

Short story about small lovers.

Experimental puppet film based on jazz variations of Georgian urban folklore. Musical compositions are performed by singers (puppets) gathered in Kojori Forest to celebrate The New Year