Impressions from Rustaveli

  • 14'
  • USA
  • 2001
Nana Tchitchoua: 'Using visually inspired language thatproduces certain notions of gender, I have interpreted an 11th-century manuscript, written by Shotha Rustaveli, a Georgian monk who dedicated his work to the female King Thamara. This is a Persian and Indian tale transformed into the Georgian language which, while magic in and of itself, is also considered as a prophecy for the Georgian people.'
Director
Nana Tchitchoua
Premiere
International premiere
Country of production
USA
Year
2001
Festival Edition
IFFR 2002
Length
14'
Medium
16mm
Producer
Nana Tchitchoua
Sales
Nana Tchitchoua
Screenplay
Nana Tchitchoua
Cinematography
Travis Wade Ivy
Editor
Nana Tchitchoua
Music
Nana Tchitchoua
Cast
Travis Wade Ivy
Director
Nana Tchitchoua
Premiere
International premiere
Country of production
USA
Year
2001
Festival Edition
IFFR 2002
Length
14'
Medium
16mm
Producer
Nana Tchitchoua
Sales
Nana Tchitchoua
Screenplay
Nana Tchitchoua
Cinematography
Travis Wade Ivy
Editor
Nana Tchitchoua
Music
Nana Tchitchoua
Cast
Travis Wade Ivy