We met George Ovashvili at the 29th Black Nights Film Festival, where The Moon Is a Father of Mine [+lire aussi :
critique
Interview
fiche film] premiered in competition. Against the backdrop of an approaching civil war, the film tracks a fragile relationship between father and son in the wild Georgian mountains. Ovashvili opened up about the film’s autobiographical echoes and the collaborative weight of an intricate European co-production spanning six countries.