Don't Grieve

In the end of the 19th century, a young doctor, Benjamen Glonti, returns to a small village in his native Georgia after finishing his medical studies in St. Petersburg.

[2] Set in late 19th-century Georgia during its time in the Russian Empire, the story follows Benjamin Glonti, a carefree young doctor recently returned home after studying in St. Petersburg.

Instead of repaying his debts or tending to patients, Benjamin indulges in revelry with his friends while his sister Sofiko supports their large family.

When his creditor Abessalom Shalvovich demands repayment under threat of imprisonment, Benjamin reluctantly agrees to Sofiko’s plans.

Sofiko and her husband Luka sell their home to secure Benjamin’s release, moving their family into a forest cabin.

In his final act of redemption, Benjamin accepts the ailing Dr. Levan Tsintsadze’s dying wish to host one last feast and inherits his home.