The Lights of Kolchis Trailer (1941)

22 November 1941 Drama, Family 75 mins

During the meeting in the Kolkhidmsheni division, they will decide to strengthen the work in the highway area, headed by Taras Japaridze, before the rains begin, and transfer Archil Tsanava's brigade here as well. Archil considers this decision to be unfair. But his fiancee, engineer Nani Tophuria, also opposes him. upset Archil leaves the meeting and the construction as well. Autumn rains begin. The overflowing Rion threatens to tear down the entire construction.

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Cast

Dudukhana Tserodze as nani

Medea Japaridze as mabuli

Spartak Bagashvili as tarasi

Giorgi Shavgulidze as archili

Dimitri Mjavia

Crew

Davit Rondeli Director

Vladimir Dolidze Music

Shalva Mamaladze Production Design

Viktor Tsirgiladze Executive Producer

International Titles

Kolkhetis chiraqdnebi Trailer

Production Companies

Tbilisis Kinostudia

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