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Orera, full speed ahead!
A musical film featuring the popular band “Orera” follows their journey after a concert. Rushing to the ship that’s supposed to take them on tour to Australia, they face a setback when the bus breaks down, leaving them late for the departure. With no seats on the next ship, they’re forced to find work as sailors. However, their plans are complicated when Vakhtang Kikabidze, who’s medically unfit to travel, can’t join them. Despite this, they embark on a series of fun adventures and eventually arrive in Sydney. There, they reunite with Vakhtang, who’s made it to Australia by securing a job as a steward on Aeroflot.
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A musical film featuring the popular band “Orera” follows their journey after a concert. Rushing to the ship that’s supposed to take them on tour to Australia, they face a setback when the bus breaks down, leaving them late for the departure. With no seats on the next ship, they’re forced to find work as sailors. However, their plans are complicated when Vakhtang Kikabidze, who’s medically unfit to travel, can’t join them. Despite this, they embark on a series of fun adventures and eventually arrive in Sydney. There, they reunite with Vakhtang, who’s made it to Australia by securing a job as a steward on Aeroflot.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Avtandil Gelovani, Robert Bardzimashvili
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Studio:Georgian Telefilm
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