მაცხოვრის საფლავზე ანთებული სანთელი

This documentary follows the life and work of Georgian artist Alexander Rekhviashvili, exploring his unique artistic vision and his deep connection to his homeland. Through intimate observations, the film delves into Rekhviashvili's creative process and his philosophical reflections on art, life, and spirituality. It offers a poignant look at an artist grappling with his legacy amidst the changing landscape of Georgia.

The film received critical acclaim for its intimate and profound portrayal of the artist and its exploration of Georgian culture. It was noted for its poetic visual style and its thoughtful examination of artistic integrity and personal conviction. Audiences appreciated its unique perspective and its sensitive depiction of a singular creative spirit.

• Praised for its sensitive and intimate directorial approach.

• Lauded for its profound exploration of art, life, and spirituality through the lens of a singular artist.

• Appreciated for its unique visual style and contemplative tone.

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Screened at the 2008 Berlinale Forum.

Director Alexander Rekhviashvili often worked with a minimal crew, allowing for a more intimate and observational filmmaking style, which is evident in the personal nature of this documentary.