Georgian documentary ‘Ten Minutes in the Morning’ screened at Silent Film Festival in Poland

The Georgian documentary film “Ten Minutes in the Morning” was screened at the Silent Film Festival in Poland the National Archives of Georgia reported.

At the 21st International Silent Film Festival in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, the National Archives of Georgia presented “Ten Minutes in the Morning,” a 1930 film directed by Aleksandre Jaliashvili.

This year’s festival theme was “The Cult of the Body,” a subject reflected in the film “Ten Minutes in the Morning.” The film depicts health policy in the 1930s.

The festival programme features films selected from the collections of international film archives and museums, educational meetings, lectures, and screenings accompanied by live music.

The Warsaw Silent Film Festival is organized by the National Film Archive of Poland (FINA). Each year, it showcases cinematic classics and rare archival materials preserved in film institutions around the world.