Dance Scenes From Georgian Cinema (1922)

Today, we're taking a journey back to the early days of Georgian cinema with dance scenes from "Suramis tsikhe" (Surami Fortress).
Produced in 1922, "Suramis tsikhe" holds a significant place in Georgian film history. This cinematic masterpiece not only showcases the creative talents of the era but also offers a window into the rich cultural heritage of Georgia.
But did you know that the roots of Georgian filmmaking extend even further back? In 1912, the world witnessed the birth of the first-ever Georgian full-length movie, "Akaki Tsereteli's Journey to Racha-Lechkhumi." This groundbreaking documentary not only marked the inception of Georgian cinema but also left an indelible mark on the global film landscape as the first documentary film ever made.

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Second is Armenian Azeri dance “Uzundara”
Used to be popular among Georgians as well?

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Yes, indeed. This dance was popular among Tbilisians, because Tbilisi had a significant Armenian population at the time.