
Unserious Man
Drama
Overview
The main character, Niko (Gia Peradze) returns home after neighbors insisted he be taken to the clinic for treatment of alcoholism. On his return home Niko trying to do something to initiate the case. He wanted to work with old friends. Along with his father Nick assures that the work has begun. Also attached to the unlucky thoughts about love. After Niko lives of seriously thinking about it, things change - it would offer the neighbor woman to live together, to work and caring for her family finds.
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Gia Peradze
Gia Peradze
Niko
Gia Peradze
Niko
Avtandil Datunashvili
Avtandil Datunashvili
Niko's Father
Avtandil Datunashvili
Niko's Father
Guram Chelidze
Guram Chelidze
Guram Chelidze
T. Chichua
T. Chichua
T. Chichua
A. Gabunia
A. Gabunia
A. Gabunia
T. Jorjoliani
T. Jorjoliani
T. Jorjoliani
U. Oniashvili
U. Oniashvili
U. Oniashvili
B. Pailodze
B. Pailodze
B. Pailodze
T. Svani
T. Svani
T. Svani
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