Watermelon 2012
"Georgia, short film, watermelon, summer, funny"
In the scorching heat of a Georgian desert during the peak of summer, two watermelon vendors find themselves unexpectedly crossing paths.
Director: Tato Kotetishvili
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Watermelon (2012) about?
Set in the scorching desert of Georgia on the hottest day of summer, *Watermelon* follows two watermelon sellers whose paths cross in an unexpected encounter. Their clash of wills and shared struggle under the relentless sun turn a simple transaction into a comedic showdown.
Who directed Watermelon?
The short film *Watermelon* was directed by Tato Kotetishvili, a filmmaker known for his sharp eye for everyday humor and human quirks.
Who stars in Watermelon?
Cast details for *Watermelon* (2012) are not publicly listed, keeping the focus squarely on the comedic dynamic between the two watermelon vendors.
Is Watermelon (2012) worth watching?
With its punchy 11-minute runtime and sharp comedic timing, *Watermelon* (2012) is a delightful slice of Georgian humor. While lacking an IMDb rating, its simplicity and wit make it a fun watch for fans of short comedies and cultural snapshots.
How long is Watermelon?
The runtime for *Watermelon* (2012) is 11 minutes.
About Watermelon (2012) — A Short Comedy Where Two Vendors Collide in the Summer Heat
In the scorching heat of a Georgian desert during the peak of summer, two watermelon vendors find themselves unexpectedly crossing paths.
Tato Kotetishvili's short comedy *Watermelon* (2012) turns an ordinary encounter into a quirky showcase of Georgian humor and the absurdities of daily life. With just 11 minutes of runtime, the film captures the tension between rivalry and camaraderie, all set against a sunbaked landscape that amplifies the film's playful yet poignant tone. The clash of personalities and the shared struggle to sell their wares under the relentless sun create a comedic scenario that's as refreshing as the fruit itself.