Revaz tabukashvili biography of martin

This nation doesn’t have to bend over backwards to prove to the world that it belongs in the western family of nations.

Revaz tabukashvili biography of martin

When we talk about Europeanism in general, we should above all put forward culture and mentality for judgment, not only the official state and social institutions working like a Swiss watch mechanism if wound on time and regularly.

The other day, I came across an Imedi television program anchored by Tamar Tsagareishvili, a long-standing, celebrated television journalist.

In the capacity of a respondent, the public’s favorite show was filled in by Irakli Papava, a well-known filmmaker with a number of outstanding documentaries under his belt about Sakartvelo’s national history and ethnic culture.

The wonderfully matched host and guest masterfully elicited from the archives the story of Revaz (Rezo) Tabukashvili, a famous Georgian film-director, screenwriter and a translator of Shakespeare’s sonnets.

Tabukashvili’s contribution plays a valuable role in scholarly re