
Jester's Calendar
ჯამბაზის კალენდარი
“Passing the Magic On”
Synopsis
60-year-old illusionists Oleg and Spiderman Dato travel to distant villages and perform for schoolchildren. The main character, Oleg, wants to pass on his knowledge and experience to the new generation. That's why he decides to find and train an apprentice. Oleg's wife, Anaida, doesn't like this idea. She thinks it's pointless.
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- Director
- Levan Adamia
- Screenplay & Story
- Zaza Jgharkava, Manana Khidasheli
- Original Title
- ჯამბაზის კალენდარი
- Country of Origin
- Georgia
- Release Date
- 29/06/2019
- Spoken Languages
- Georgian
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Levan Adamia
Zaza Jgharkava, Manana Khidasheli
Gocha Jorjoliani
Department Leadership Roster
Levan Adamia
Director
Gocha Jorjoliani
Producer
Zaza Jgharkava
Screenplay
Manana Khidasheli
Screenplay
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What is Jester's Calendar about?
60-year-old illusionists Oleg and Spiderman Dato travel to distant villages and perform for schoolchildren. The main character, Oleg, wants to pass on his knowledge and experience to the new generation. That's why he decides to find and train an apprentice. Oleg's wife, Anaida, doesn't like this idea. She thinks it's pointless.
Who directed Jester's Calendar?
Jester's Calendar was directed by Levan Adamia.
Who stars in Jester's Calendar?
The principal cast of Jester's Calendar includes Oleg, Spiderman Dato.
When was Jester's Calendar released and how long is it?
Jester's Calendar was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 1h 27m.






























