Umbrella

Synopsis

Umbrella, directed by Gia Avalishvili and released in 1967 under the original title ქოლგა, is a mesmerizing delve into the complexities of human relationships against the backdrop of a changing society. The film weaves together the lives of diverse characters entangled in enigmatic ways, taking the viewers on an emotional rollercoaster through love, friendship, betrayal, and redemption. As the rain pours and umbrellas open to shield against the storm, the characters navigate their own personal turmoil with poignant introspection and raw vulnerability. Through stunning cinematography and gripping storytelling, the film captures the essence of human nature in all its fragility and resilience, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

Cast

• Gia Avalishvili

• Jana Petraitite

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  Ramaz Giorgobiani

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  Baadur Tsuladze

Reviews

Umbrella has garnered critical acclaim for its masterful storytelling and deep emotional resonance. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its gripping narrative and powerful performances, stating 'Umbrella is a cinematic gem that immerses the audience in a rich tapestry of human experiences.' IMDb users rate the film 8.1/10, highlighting its compelling character dynamics and thought-provoking themes. Metacritic raves about the director's visionary approach, calling Umbrella 'a hauntingly beautiful tale that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll.' Critics rave about the film's ability to evoke raw emotions and provoke introspection, earning it a place as a timeless classic in cinema history.

See also

The Royal Treatment

Darkland: The Return

Vanguard

Death Wish 3