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Falling Leaves (1966)

Director: Otar Iosseliani

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From Time Out London

A documentary prologue – where Iosseliani is glimpsed enjoying a wine-harvest celebration – reveals his sympathies and interests when two young men – one an idealist, the other an ambitious opportunist – start work at a winery and, thanks to different attitudes to wine, women and socialising, go their separate ways. A lovely cautionary tale.

Author: GA

Time Out London Issue 1790: December 8-15 2004


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Director: Otar Iosseliani

Cast: Ramaz Giorgobiani, Marina Kartsivadze

Duration: 100 mins




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