I have very mixed feelings about this one. The film is beautiful, some of the scenes capturing streets and neighborhoods of Tblisi are truly mesmerizing. Levan Gelbakhiani's acting and dancing skills are gifts to the eyes and Georgian dance scene makes a very good setting for a coming of age LGBT story.
Speaking of story, I can not believe how predictable and cliched the screenplay was. Already halfway through the runtime, I found myself being able to predict everything that would be followed on screen as if I've deja vu this film elsewhere.
The film has plenty of virtues but it's seriously lacking in story-telling. Nevertheless, It is certainly enjoyable and I would recommend it to my freinds.
Speaking of story, I can not believe how predictable and cliched the screenplay was. Already halfway through the runtime, I found myself being able to predict everything that would be followed on screen as if I've deja vu this film elsewhere.
The film has plenty of virtues but it's seriously lacking in story-telling. Nevertheless, It is certainly enjoyable and I would recommend it to my freinds.