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The film was extremely melodramatic, but I found it interesting! However, it was quite expensive for a screening with a projector and lawn chairs, comparable to ticket prices in the US.

The service left much to be desired. I ordered a pot of tea, and they made me carry it upstairs along with all my belongings. This was the worst hospitality I've experienced in Georgia.

A charming little theater that gives you a sense of exclusivity. It screens just one movie, but it’s a local film that you definitely shouldn’t miss while in Svanetia.

Awesome film, and it was great to take our beer from the bar into the theater. We were fortunate to have Czech subtitles, which was perfect since we were with a couple from Slovakia. The projection room was a bit chilly, but they provided blankets, so it was all good.

I had previously communicated with the person in charge, who was very friendly and helpful, and booked a slot for a 3 pm screening. I arrived feeling excited, but my mood was dampened by a grumpy woman at the counter who was unfriendly and seemed unaware of my booking (maybe there was a communication issue). I didn’t want her attitude to ruin my plans to enjoy the movie, so we went ahead. Tickets were 15 GEL each, and the cinema room was quite spacious, likely fitting around 50 people. The chairs were a bit uncomfortable, resembling modified beach chairs, but you can adjust to them.

The cinema room was chilly, but they provided blankets. The movie was absolutely amazing—I cried and it was definitely a great choice to come and watch it.

Overall, if you're running a place that shows such a fantastic film, it would be nice if your demeanor was a bit warmer and friendlier instead of grumpy.

Great film, definitely a must-see. My friend forgot his wallet, and they opened up at 11:30 PM so he could retrieve it.

Le cinéma est incontournable pour mieux comprendre l'histoire et la culture de la Svanetie. En plus, l'infusion de gingembre est vraiment délicieuse.

The place is quite chilly.

The movie was shown in the basement, which was nice and cool. However, someone was talking loudly from above the whole time. Sadly, it didn't feel like a true cinema experience.

A charming little cinema. We watched a film right after returning from Ushguli, and everyone really enjoyed it, especially how it showcased Svan traditions and the tough living conditions. Definitely a place to check out! They also offer tasty fresh tea. :)

I highly recommend watching a movie here. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a projector on the top floor and simple garden chairs, creating a cozy setting. The movie "Dede" was incredibly moving and captivating. It's straightforward but beautifully showcases the cultural traditions of the area.