Tornike Gogrichiani is a multifaceted Georgian artist, excelling in both acting and directing. His journey in the entertainment industry began during his student days at the prestigious Shota Rustaveli Theatre and Film University. Since 2007, he has been consistently working as a theatre and movie actor, showcasing his remarkable talent to audiences worldwide.
One of his earliest notable roles was in a theatrical production of Macbeth, which garnered him numerous awards as a male actor at international theatre festivals. This early success paved the way for future opportunities, including a significant role in Zaza Rusadze's "A fold in my blanket" in 2012. The film was selected for the official "Panorama" section at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival, a testament to its high caliber.
In 2016, Gogrichiani made his directing debut with the short film "Andro," which premiered at the 39th Montpellier Film Festival. The film received widespread acclaim, being presented at various international film festivals and ultimately winning the grand prize at the Tehran Short Film Festival. This achievement marked a significant milestone in his career, demonstrating his versatility and artistic range.
Gogrichiani's second short film, "Heatwave," is an international co-production between Georgia and Croatia, showcasing his ability to collaborate with artists from diverse backgrounds. With his impressive body of work, Tornike Gogrichiani has established himself as a talented and accomplished artist in the Georgian film and theatre industry.
