SO WHO'S THERE?

This is exactly how my house feels before the holidays yelling, food, people everywhere. It’s short, but I related to every second of it.

I really appreciated the fluid camerawork and how the confined space enhanced the sense of tension. The buildup to the knock and the resolution were masterfully executed, sharp, contained storytelling at its best.

Absolutely hilarious! The timing, the facial expressions, the family madness. This is the kind of short that makes you laugh and wince at the same time. That ‘embassy’ line? Genius.

A sharp satire wrapped in family drama. The script says a lot in just a few lines, and the characters come across fully formed. A promising voice in Georgian cinema.

I felt like I was sitting right in that living room. The energy, the tension, the messy love between the characters, it all felt so real.

Great film. I really liked it! It reflects certain aspects of Georgia and Georgians with such ease and humor. It leaves a warm, heartfelt feeling. And it carries that classic Georgian cinema trait — talking about pain and sorrow through humor. Thank you!

jajajajajaja!!! awesome!

Absolutely hilarious! The timing, the facial expressions, the family madness — this is the kind of short that makes you laugh and wince at the same time.

This reminded me so much of my own family gatherings: the noise, the chaos, and then that doorbel. Loved the mix of comedy and awkward realism. Six minutes of pure holiday truth!