Voyage of the Young Composer

Synopsis

"Voyage of the Young Composer" (original title: ახალგაზრდა კომპოზიტორის მოგზაურობა) is a 1985 Georgian film directed by Giorgi Shengelaya. The story follows a young, idealistic composer who embarks on a journey filled with self-discovery, artistic challenges, and reflections on life, love, and creativity. Set against scenic Georgian landscapes and enriched with musical motifs, the film explores the protagonist's internal and external voyage as he navigates the complex world of art and personal identity. The narrative blends poetic storytelling with a deep cultural context, capturing the essence of youthful passion intertwined with the search for meaning and artistic fulfillment.

Cast

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  Gia Peradze

  Leko Tatasheli

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  Levan Abashidze

  Nikusha Chachanidze

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  Zura Kipshidze

  Elizbar Tsereteli

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  Rusudan Kvlividze

  Tekla Tsereteli

• Lili Ioseliani

  Epemia Tsereteli

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  Ruslan Mikaberidze

  Shalva Tseretelli

Reviews

Critically acclaimed for its lyrical visual style and evocative soundtrack, "Voyage of the Young Composer" has been praised as a thoughtful and poignant exploration of the artistic spirit. According to IMDb, the film holds a solid rating of 7.5 out of 10, reflecting a generally positive reception among audiences. Reviewers have highlighted the compelling performance of Gia Peradze in the lead role, noting his nuanced portrayal of the youthful composer’s emotional depth. Film critics from platforms such as Letterboxd have appreciated the movie's blend of poetic imagery and its cultural authenticity, while some note that the pacing might feel slow for viewers expecting a traditional narrative arc. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating for the film, indicative of its status as a somewhat niche art house title. Nonetheless, many critics commend its evocative cinematography and the director's ability to create a meditative atmosphere that allows the viewer to immerse fully into the protagonist's journey. In sum, the film is considered a must-watch for lovers of international cinema interested in narratives about artistry and self-discovery, with a particular appeal to those who appreciate visual and musical storytelling over conventional plot-driven movies.

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