There, With Us (1990)
In a mountainous village in Adjara, a large family lives under constant threat of being swept away by a landslide. Each member finds their own way to survive and solve their personal problems.
Top billed cast
Nino Koberidze
Nato Shengelaya
Lali Meskhi
Zura Tsintsqiladze
Gogi Akhvlediani
Berdia Intskirveli
Zurab Sturua- Tamta Khalvashi
Givi Chuguashvili- Giorgi Bartaia
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