Once Upon a Time There Was a Singing Blackbird
by Otar Iosseliani
Soviet Union, 1970, 85'
Guia is a musician who always needs to be in constant hustle and bustle and who, with his optimism and joy for life, irritates his boss who wants to make him ordinary and disciplined. Iosseliani's cinema full of fables about modern life and traditional values has been compared with the classic comedies of Jacques Tati. Filmed with poetic casualness, Iosseliani's universe is full of joyful pessimism.
20 FEB 2024, 18h30 | ILÍDIO PINHO AUDITORIUM
School of the Arts Film Club opening screening for the programming season of 2nd Semester
In Memoriam Otar Iosseliani
The School of the Arts Film Club begins its activities in the new semester in a special screening that pays homage to the work of Otar Iosseliani, a master of Georgian cinema, who recently disappeared.
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Once Upon a Time There Was a Singing Blackbird
by Otar Iosseliani
Soviet Union, 1970, 85'
Guia is a musician who always needs to be in constant hustle and bustle and who, with his optimism and joy for life, irritates his boss who wants to make him ordinary and disciplined. Iosseliani's cinema full of fables about modern life and traditional values has been compared with the classic comedies of Jacques Tati. Filmed with poetic casualness, Iosseliani's universe is full of joyful pessimism.
