This move was shown by Shelly Isaacs at the Lake Worth Theater. I saw it on Netflix (streaming) for free. Wycliffe offered $1 off the $10 price of admission. Pathetic, boring movie with absolutely no narrative. Painfully depressing non-story about people living lies in Georgia. Music, cinematography non-existent. To painful to finish. Move based on THE BIG LIE. al.la Yentel
From Netflix: A family is forced into deception for the sake of their matriarch in this poignant drama. Three generations of women share a tiny apartment in Tbilisi, a Georgia city that has been devastated by war, political instability, and a ruined economy. Eka (Esther Gorintin) is an elderly woman whose health is failing, but her will remains strong and she holds sway over the household. Eka's daughter, Marina (Nino Khomassouridze), is a middle-aged woman who is still dealing with the devastating circumstances of her childhood and the death of her husband. And Marina's daughter, Ada (Dinara Droukarova), is a college student who feels trapped by her circumstances and abraded by her lack of privacy; she has a lover, but since she must share a bed with her mother, they can only make love in his car.
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