Yes! I saw Pirosmani in a film class many years ago. More traditionally narrative than Pomegranates but I do recall a similar fantastical mise-en-scène approach and great tonal quality. I shall revisit it as I have just noticed it is available on my fabulous Kanopy service.
I agree, it's a fantastic film! Another Georgian great is Pirosmani, directed by Georgi Shengelaia. See that one
Yes! I saw Pirosmani in a film class many years ago. More traditionally narrative than Pomegranates but I do recall a similar fantastical mise-en-scène approach and great tonal quality. I shall revisit it as I have just noticed it is available on my fabulous Kanopy service.
<Smugness>When I was in Tbilisi this autumn I walked into an empty room in the National Gallery and there was the Giraffe</smugness>