Georgian Film Days in Seoul

On October 22, Georgian Film Days unveiled in Seoul organized by Georgia's Embassy.

By the information provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Georgian Ambassador, Otar Berdzenishvili gave a speech of welcome to invited guests.

He expressed gratitude to Korean party for assisting project implementing process and paid attention to the importance of collaboration in the cultural sphere.

Georgian film days holds in Korea Republic for the first time and the event will continue till october 25.

With Korean subtitles, 5 Georgian films will be launched such as Pirosmani, by Giorgi Shengelia; Moira, by Levan Tutberidze; The House of Others, by Rusudan Glurjidze; Dede, by Mariam Khachvani; Scary Mother, by Ana Urushadze.

The event is organized by Georgian Embassy and Korean Film Archive and supported by Georgian National Film Center.

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