Londre

Year: 1966

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Georgian

Director: Tamaz Meliava

ComedyMusic

In this heartfelt comedy, a destitute soldier is mistakenly revered as Jesus Christ by the residents of a struggling village. Using the misidentification, his quick wit and resourcefulness let him swindle the affluent merchants, outmaneuver the mayor, and finally confront Father Ambrose, a gluttonous, womanizing priest.

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