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Saturday, 3 October
10th Wine Festival in Gurdjaani
When
Saturday, 3 October
Where
Akhala Park, Gurdjaani
Language
Georgian, Russian, English
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Фестиваль японского гостеприимства «Омотэнаси»festivalRU8 septue/18:00/Near the Japanese Garden, in front of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State UniversityФестиваль японского гостеприимства «Омотэнаси»

The Japanese Hospitality Festival "Omotenashi" showcases Japanese culture, traditions, and cuisine. The program features authentic Japanese dishes, workshops, professional kimono fitting with photography, and a small market. Admission is free.

Guriacinema / screeningKA9 sepwed/Венецианский кинофестивальGuria

Guria is a Georgian tragicomedy directed by Levan Koghuashvili, following the story of a widowed hazelnut farmer in western Georgia during the early 1990s. The film represents Georgia in the Best International Feature Film category at the 81st Venice Film Festival and is part of the Venezia Spotlight competition section. Runtime: 118 minutes, filmed in Georgian.

Presentation of Mikhail Sukhtin's Poetry Collection "doma"lecture / workshopRU9 sepwed/19:00/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Presentation of Mikhail Sukhtin's Poetry Collection "doma"

On September 9 at 7:00 PM, Auditoria will host a presentation of poet Mikhail Sukhtin's poetry collection "doma," published by Tbilisi-based Niavi publishing house. The book is a collaborative project between the poet, artist, and publisher Maria Ovchinnikova, composed of textual fragments preserving memory of place and creative space. Admission is free.

Cinema Club at Auditoria: Screening and Discussion of «Cold War» (Pavel Pavlikovsky, 2018)cinema / screeningRU11 sepfri/19:20/Auditoria (S. Janashia 22–26)Cinema Club at Auditoria: Screening and Discussion of «Cold War» (Pavel Pavlikovsky, 2018)

Auditoria's cinema club presents a screening of Pavel Pavlikovsky's «Cold War» (2018), winner of the Best Director prize at the Cannes Film Festival. The film follows a post-war Polish conductor named Viktor who discovers a talented singer named Zula, and a love story unfolds between them against the backdrop of political upheaval and geographical distance. Following the screening, there will be a discussion of the film's visual style, cinematography, the role of folklore, and how the characters' personal narrative connects to European history. The event is hosted by Vadim Krivobok, a popularizer of world culture and history.

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