Buba
Buba is a documentary film by director Nutsa Ghoghoberidze, shot in Germany in 1930 after graduating from the Faculty of Philosophy. The film's title is related to the glacier Buba. It describes episodes depicting the life and traditions of the people of Racha, as well as landslides, rockfalls, floods, and timber extraction. The film also tells us about how Shovi was formed into a resort area.
According to the plot, a traveler who arrived in Racha begins to get to know this area. The film consists of five parts. Each part is accompanied by a short summary of the corresponding episode.
The film's cameraman is Sergey Zabozlaev, the artist is Davit Kakabadze, duration - 45 minutes. The film is a product of "Sakhkinmretsvi".Nutsa Ghoghoberidze is the first Georgian female director, and "Buba" is her first work, which she shot before Soviet repression and exile. The documentary was immediately banned, and later his 1933 film "Uzhmur" was also banned.
