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Kind People 

Instead of going to the front, where he had decided to go after his father’s death, Giga Betaneli ends up at a defence factory in Donbass. His fiancée Nana, who had not received any letters from him, believed he had died. Several years later, Betaneli returned and started working at a metallurgical plant. To his surprise, he discovered that Nana had married his new friend Tamaz. Devastated by the news, Giga realised that nothing could be changed.
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Instead of going to the front, where he had decided to go after his father’s death, Giga Betaneli ends up at a defence factory in Donbass. His fiancée Nana, who had not received any letters from him, believed he had died. Several years later, Betaneli returned and started working at a metallurgical plant. To his surprise, he discovered that Nana had married his new friend Tamaz. Devastated by the news, Giga realised that nothing could be changed.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Shota Managadze
Written By:Giorgi Mdivani
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Studio:Georgia-Film

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Shota Managadze

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Tengiz Archvadze

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Nanuli Pirveli

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Tamaz Bibiluri

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Natela Varazashvili

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Ekaterine Verulashvili

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Otar Megvinetukhutsesi

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Shalva Kherkheulidze

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Tsatsa Amirejibi

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Otar Arghutashvili

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Manana Managadze

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