The Georgian premiere of The Ourobite, a folk-punk horror about a woman who escaped a cult and is finally ready to talk. A hand-drawn dream of migration and revolution from Mexico. A Lynch-inspired nightmare about the secrets a family keeps.
Surreal horror, folk horror and dream animation from 3 countries.
The programme runs under two hours.
Films are screened in their original language + EN / RU / GE subtitles
THE OUROBITE · United States, 27 min
A former cult member agrees to talk on camera. What she remembers is stranger than anything she was told to believe.
I DREAMT OF ZAPATA · Mexico, 10 min
A hand-drawn dream of migration and revolution by Mexican animator Tania de León Yong.
WHERE THE WATER GETS DARK · United States, 16 min
A surreal horror in homage to David Lynch, where a family's secrets rise to the surface.
The final programme may differ from the list above.
Plus more art and experimental films from Mexico, Israel and the United States.
See the full programme & details: https://www.livescreeningsfilmfestival.com/event/the-8th-edition-art?utm_source=tkt&utm_medium=card&utm_campaign=fs8_day1
Doors open at 18:15. The screening starts at 18:30.
Thursday, November 26, 2026
Duration: about 2 hours
Art Cinema, 36 Dzmebi Zubalashvilebi St., Tbilisi (near Rustaveli metro station)
Tickets: 15 GEL
The hall is cozy and small, and tickets are limited (15). Book ahead.