Drawing Lots

About This Movie

Drawing Lots is an intriguing blend of reality and the mundane, crafted by the late Zaza Khalvashi. The film captures the essence of a seaside community, where the apartment block and courtyard become a living stage for life's everyday dramas. It has this offbeat charm, with a pacing that feels leisurely, almost like you're just observing the rhythm of these people's lives. The practical effects are minimal, but that's part of its beauty—it's really about the performances and the raw, unfiltered moments that unfold. There's a certain quirkiness to the interactions that holds your attention, making you reflect on the ordinary in a distinct way. It’s a slice-of-life that doesn’t shy away from the idiosyncrasies of human nature.

Posthumous production reflective of Khalvashi's styleExplores themes of community and mundane lifeUnique atmosphere with offbeat charm