Levan koguashvili biography of mahatma gandhi
Levan Koguashvili
Georgian film director and screenwriter (born )
Levan Koguashvili | |
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| Born | Levan Koguashvili 18 November Tbilisi, Georgia |
| Occupation(s) | Film director, producer, screenwriter, |
| Years&#;active | – present |
| Notable work | Blind Dates (), |
Levan Koguashvili (Georgian: ლევან კოღუაშვილი; March 18, ) is a Georgianfilm director and screenwriter.
He studied in Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography after graduating school.[1][2]
Biography
Levan Koguashvili was born in in Tbilisi, Georgia. He began his studies at the State Institute of Film and Theatre in Tbilisi, and then worked as a journalist for independent television after civil war broke out in Georgia.
Levan koguashvili biography of mahatma gandhi Actually, we got on quite well together. Gandhiji returned back to India from South Africa in , and became actively involved in the Indian nationalist movement. While Churchill could fight and win against tyrants on the battlefield, Gandhi opposed force with passivity, and violence with peace, and Churchill did not know how to deal with this. Intermediate resources :.He studied Film Directing at the Russian State University of Cinematography (VGIK) in Moscow between and
He Graduated from the Tisch School of Art's Graduate Film Program in New York City in and he made several short films and documentaries. His short film, The Debt, was an Official Selection of the Sundance Film Festival, and his documentary, Women from Georgia, was selected for the Panorama section of the Sarajevo Film Festival.
Levan lived in New York City where he made several short films and documentaries. His first feature film, Street Days, which was made in , won several international prizes including Tiger Award at Rotterdam International Film Festival. The Hollywood Reporter observed that "Absurdity and despair, in equal measure, infuse the decaying urban landscape of the Tbilisi-set Street Days."[3]
His second feature Blind Dates, made in , won the Special Jury Award at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival in "section New Horizons".
His third feature, Brighton 4th, in , won the best picture award at the Asian World Film Festival in Los Angeles, and three awards each at the Tribeca Film Festival and FilmFestival Cottbus.[4]
Filmography
Short film
Documentary film
Feature film