What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?(რას ვხედავთ, როდესაც ცას ვუყურებთ?)

The Hollywood Reporter by Boyd van Hoeij

The camera often seems to capture seemingly quotidian moments, but Koberidze’s painterly eye elevates them to intimate flashes of poetry and delight.

The Playlist by Jack King

One finds oneself hard-pressed to find a wasted frame here.

Variety by Jessica Kiang

We are active participants in the creation of this (or any) work of cinema. And given how much this movie loves the movies, as well as dogs, music, children, soccer, ice cream, the ancient Georgian town of Kutaisi, and the very process of falling in love, there is something immensely hopeful and moving about being thus invited to collude.

Screen Daily by Jonathan Romney

In the sheer exuberance of its exploratory spirit, Koberidze’s film is very much of benefit to cinema – and any who feared that the art form was running out of new ways to find poetry in the real.

The Film Stage by Orla Smith

More than a romance, or a fairy tale about sentient security cameras, What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? is an ode to living in the moment and finding beauty in the familiar. It’s an endurance test of a film, but one rich with detail, if you have the patience to look for it.