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          Sherekilebi.

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          Rezo Gabriadze

          Being first and foremost an artist, Rezo Gabriadze has gained an international reputation as a screenwriter, film and stage director, painter, sculptor and puppeteer.

          Gabriadze was born in the town of Kutaisi in what was then Soviet Georgia.

          He grew up surrounded by literature and fine art. As he matured creatively, his attention was drawn to film.

          He was a writer and director, known for Pasport (), Kin-dza-dza!

        1. He was a writer and director, known for Pasport (), Kin-dza-dza!
        2. The Gabriadze family handed the archive of Rezo Gabriadze to the National Library that contains the books: “Sherekilebi", "Doctor and the Sick", an art.
        3. We invite you to Screening of "Sherekilebi" movie in Tbilisi ✨ An unforgettable event ✨ Find out more about the date, time and venue on the Yolo site!
        4. They loved the words: “Geniuz” (genius), “Graduzi” (degree), “Essence”, “Balzac” – we read in “The Eccentrics” (original name “Sherekilebi”) by Rezo Gabriadze.
        5. Other titles: Sherekilebi.

          6. He went on to write over 35 screenplays, including the Soviet film classics: “Don’t Grieve!”, “Mimino”, and “Kin-Dza-Dza!”.

          Frustrated with the lack of intellectual freedom during the Soviet era, he turned to puppet theatre as a surreptitious way of telling his dramatic stories.

          In 1981 he founded The Gabriadze Theatre – a marionette drama theatre in the old town of Tbilisi. His productions of “Alfred and Violetta”, “The Autumn of My Springtime”, “The Battle of Stalingrad”, “Ramona”, “Diamond of Marshal de Fantié” brought international recognition to the theatre.

          It has been touring the world ever since.

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