SHAVI TUTA
BLACK MULBERRY
Gabriel Razmadze / France, Georgia / 2012 / 21 min / Colour
Two adolescents meet in the mining town of Chiatura, Georgia. They spend just one day together, but this is enough to leave a deep mark on their respective lives. For young Nika, the arrival of Ani, a girl from Tbilisi, is an event that breaks the daily routine with his father, a miner. Against the background of a city that seems abandoned, amongst the ruins of a powerful empire, and with a future of hard labour looming for the youth, unfolds this delicate story of affection that entwines with a destiny that seems sure to divide the two young people.
Gabriel Razmadze
Born in 1977, he earned a diploma from that city’s University of Theatre and Film. Since then, he has worked for various production companies and advertising agencies and has made more than 500 spots and video clips, a number of which have been awarded the Golden Apple. Shavi tuta is his first short film.
Credits
Language Georgian Subject Gabriel Razmadze, Tinatin KajirishviliScreenplay Gabriel Razmadze, Tinatin KajirishviliCinematography Goga DevdarianiSound Nika PaniashviliEditing Levan KukhashviliMusic Rim LaurensMain cast Maxime Machaidze, Nata Beradze, Zura BegalishviliProducer Sebastien Aubert, Tinatin KajirishviliProduction company Ad Astra Films
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