A beautiful film. In profound sense, just a beautiful film. For high and moving and seductive honesty. For the nuances of performances and for choreography. For the family portrait and for large, wise used, islands of ingenuity. For the taste of salt and for great work of Levan Gelbakhiani. For a special form of hope and joy. For the inspired end. For the high delicacy. A film about art, tradition, family, friendship. And about love. It is unfair to define the motives for I love it. Maybe, because I feel me be part of its story. The music, the cinematography are admirable, too.
Review of And Then We Danced
