Seven matches are won in just 55 seconds by Georgian wrestler Ramin Lomsadze, who reflects on his past and searches for a lost love.
“A lullaby for the champion”
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Seven matches are won in just 55 seconds by Georgian wrestler Ramin Lomsadze, who reflects on his past and searches for a lost love.
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Ramin Lomsadze, a former wrestler from Kvareli, Georgia, recounts his life and notable achievements. He won seven matches in 55 seconds during his wrestling career. Now 75 years old, Ramin lives alone and feels nostalgic as he searches for a lost love from his youth. His story unfolds against the backdrop of Georgian scenery, reflecting on themes of love and memory. Directed by Audrius Stonys, the film runs for 58 minutes and was submitted for the Best Foreign Language Oscar in 2013.
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- Meet champion wrestler Ramin Lomsadze.
- See Ramin's incredible 55-second match wins.
- Follow the journey of Lithuanian cinema at the Oscars.
Did You Know
- Ramin Lomsadze won seven matches in just 55 seconds.
- The film was released in 2011 and directed by Audrius Stonys.
- Ramin was Lithuania's entry for the Best Foreign Language Oscar in 2013.
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Who directed the documentary Ramin?
Ramin was directed by Audrius Stonys.
What is the runtime of the documentary Ramin?
The runtime of Ramin is 58 minutes.
How many matches did Ramin Lomsadze win in 55 seconds?
Ramin Lomsadze won seven matches in 55 seconds.
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