The film is a brilliant cinematographic portrait of the last inhabitants of the mountainous villages of Racha, a Georgian province that has been hardly changed throughout the recent decades. Breathtaking landscapes, daily lives of the village natives, their centuries long customs and traditions offer a unique insight into the characters, private lives and the magnificent nature of the region. Pictures of daily labour, natural environment, faces and figures of elderly people who work hard every day make up the core of the film. The film analyses the human condition at large moving from the small village lost in the Georgian mountains to the universal laws of existence, peace and cycle of life.


 

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Born in South Africa in 1979, Ariel Reichman lives and works in Berlin/ Tel Aviv. In 2006, Reichman studied at the University of Arts in Berlin, and in 2012 pursued his MFA at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, in Jerusalem.