Congratulations Once Again
A fairytale film about the spoiled New Year celebration, confronting reality, and viewing life from a new perspective. As Tbilisi, Georgia, prepares for New Year’s festivities, an 8-year-old boy loses a finger amid fireworks while being chased by a food delivery scooter.
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A fairytale film about the spoiled New Year celebration, confronting reality, and viewing life from a new perspective. As Tbilisi, Georgia, prepares for New Year’s festivities, an 8-year-old boy loses a finger amid fireworks while being chased by a food delivery scooter.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Luka Beradze
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:ABK Studio / შპს აბკ სტუდია, Enkeny Films
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