/ / Georgian short comedies, good old movies with a human face

Georgian short comedies, good old movies with a human face

In the seventies throughout the Soviet UnionUnion, in all cinemas Georgian short films-comedies were demonstrated. Paintings lasting from fifteen to thirty minutes contained so much good humor and cheerful irony that the audience received a lot of fun and left the room without fail with a smile on their faces.

Georgian short comedies

How films were produced

The old Georgian short comedies wereall on hearing, people tried not to miss a single new film, and after seeing the picture, shared their impressions. The film studio "Georgia-Film" was not bad equipped with modern equipment, especially shooting successfully in the open area. Therefore, for the most part, Georgian short comedies were created in nature, in mountains, gorges or on plains, depending on the scenario.

Famous directors

The Georgian cinematography of the times of the USSR was famoustalented directors and highly qualified technical personnel, operators, lighting and other specialists. The Soviet Georgian short comedies were filmed one after another, each director fulfilling his plan.

Georgian short comedy films

The master of national cinema

The most famous director at the film studio"Georgia-Film" was Revaz Gabriadze, on account of which there were not only Georgian short comedies, but also such masterpieces as "Kin-Dza-Dza", "Mimino", "Do not Grieve!". In addition to film, the director spent most of his life in the puppet theater, which he created in 1981 in the Tbilisi House of Artists.

Revaz Gabriadze was one of the few figuresSoviet cinema, which was allowed to travel abroad. He worked in France and Switzerland for a long time, staged theatrical performances and wrote scripts. Priority stage stage in Paris, the director considered himself a Peter Brook Theater. In his productions, such stars of the theatrical scene as Natalie Pari and Bakary Sangare took part.

Returning to the Soviet Union, Revaz Gabriadzecreated the play "The Song of the Volga," which was later renamed and became known as the "Battle of Stalingrad." In 1996, the play was shown in the French city of Dijon.

Georgian short comedies of the USSR

Role in art

The famous Georgian director is alsoa talented artist-painter and master of book graphics. His works are exhibited all over the world, the best of them are in private collections and state museums of different countries. The director until recently cooperated with the Mikhail Baryshnikov Dance Foundation in New York. He wrote and wrote for the foundation the play "Doctor and Sick, or Forbidden Christmas". The premiere took place in Lincoln Center, and then the play was shown in many theaters of America.

Theater Revaza Gabriadze toured the United States, participated in the Edinburgh Festival, went on tour in Austria, Italy, Spain, Norway, Germany.

The most famous Georgian short comedy, created by Revaz Gabriadze, as a screenwriter and director:

  • "Feolah" (1970), time-lapse of 24 minutes;
  • "White Stones" (1972) lasts for 28 minutes;
  • "Spring off the road" (1974), demonstration time of 24 minutes;
  • "The Paris" (1974), duration 27 minutes;
  • "Pitcher" (1975), timekeeping is 28 minutes;
  • "The Caucasian Romance" (1975), time-lapse of 25 minutes;
  • "Ladder" (1975), the duration of 28 minutes;
  • "Three rubles" (1976), the demonstration time is 20 minutes;
  • "Thermometer" (1976), duration 18 minutes;
  • "Suite" (1976), demonstration time of 24 minutes;

This is not all Georgian short comedies created by Revaz Gabriadze. Today the master is already on a well-deserved rest.

old Georgian short comedies

Other directors, colleagues Gabriadze

The producer Gaga Revishvili became famous afteran exit on the screen of the film "Sunday afternoon", the duration of 17 minutes, telling about one day of a young guy, his meetings and other events that occurred on a day off.

Guguli Mgeladze created about twenty films,the most notable of which was the short comedy "White Houses", filmed in 1974. The film lasts for 22 minutes tells about the relationship of builders who are not indifferent to art and pianist.

George Dadiani is the creator of the fifteen-minute comic film "Flute" about the musician's love for the worker of a factory for the production of crystal.

Soviet system and cinematography

Planned economy assumes economy in everything,this also applies to the production of feature films. However, the party leadership of the country of the Soviets allocated enough funds for the production of such inexpensive films, such as the Georgian short comedies. The USSR in the seventies propagandized a free way of life for its population, and small film sets could not be better suited for this purpose.

Soviet short Georgian comedies

Films

In the seventies, about forty different shorts of a comedy character were shot at the film studio "Georgia-Film". Below is an approximate list of movies.

"Lemon cake", "Wonderful costume", "Wedding",Serenade, Record, Czech Beer, Blacksmith, Hello, Neighbor !, Door, Polyclinic, Staircase, Spring Evening, Break, Pitcher, "Last Holidays", "Surprise", "The Common Wall", "Three Ruble", "Luck", "Paris", "Butterfly", "Three Grooms", "Thermometer", "Saturday Evening", "Conquerors of the Mountains" Until the meeting, my friend! "," Anar's Town "," Sunday Day "," White Houses "," Watercolor "," April "," Flute "," Spring "," Spare wheel "," Unforgettable Day "," First recognition "," Roll ".

Some films are part of the Golden Fund of Soviet cinema.

Read more: