Otia Ioseliani

The old peasant Minago Iremadze and his wife miss their children who live in the city. The older brother married a city girl, the younger studies there. Minago decides to bring them back home. He goes to the city and tells everything to his sons. The brothers understand their dad well but cannot abandon the city life.

After graduating from an agricultural college, Bachua returns to his village, where he is appointed a collective farm foreman. On his way back from the collective farm, Bachua stops by the house where Natia, a girl he once knew in school, lives. Natia is physically weak and ill, and she has withdrawn from society. Bachua brings love and joy into her life. Gradually, Natia regains her strength and overcomes her illness.

About how Bacho and his animal friends re-educated the lazy and sloppy little goblin.

Ololi, a young actress, returns to her family and hometown after separating from her husband. Her father's colleague wants to marry her, but his desire is driven more by ambition than genuine affection. However, Ololi falls in love with someone else, a young driver named Guja. Guja loves Ololi as well, but he struggles against societal judgment, which looks down upon the profession of an actress.

The assistant driver waves to the girl every day when the train arrives at her house.