Past Summer

Jun 1, 1959

1h 5m

★ 0.0

Overview

A group of vacationers arrive at the "White Hotel" boarding house. The director of the boarding house, bureaucrat Alexander, learns that among the vacationers there is a film director who is studying the life of the boarding house for his upcoming film. Alexander considers one of the vacationers to be the director for some reason and will set a cruel regime in the boarding house to please him.

Genres

Comedy

Production Companies

Georgia-Film

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Cast

Eliko

Medea Japaridze

Aleksandre

Erosi Mandjgaladze

Zurab

Ramaz Chkhikvadze

Besarion

Gogi Gegechkori

Tanya

Muza Krepkogorskaya

Victor

Giorgi Gabelashvili

Victor's wife

Nina Zavrieva

Nunu

Nunu Machavariani

Liana

Bela Mirianashvili

Otar

Soso Lagidze

Badri Kobakhidze

Ipolite Khvichia

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