BICH’EBI [BOYS]

Two young men from Georgia speak about their hopes and dreams, but also about what it means to live in a long-suffering country still overshadowed by its Soviet past. With the voices of two close friends accompanying the film’s captivating visuals, this wonderful film unfolds effortlessly, as a stream of beautiful images of freedom and carefreeness (juxtaposed in a very intriguing way with the melancholy of the cinematography and the issues expressed), reminding us that reality is a panorama of contrasts that magically coexist and engage in dialogue, until what is said turns into song. A short cinematic poem full of agility and inspiration, which seems to dance for 17 minutes straight.