PASSPORT

Giorgi Danelia's PASSPORT (1990) is a charming comedy-adventure brimming with dry wit and bittersweet satire. When a Georgian man accidentally assumes his brother’s identity to emigrate to Israel, he becomes trapped amid passports, bureaucracy, and a meddlesome uncle convinced the KGB is hunting him. As he navigates new languages, eccentric strangers, and the absurdity of his disguise, the film dances between heartfelt nostalgia and hilarious misadventure. A witty, touching journey through identity, family, and the chaos of cross‑cultural escape.