Revas Inanishvili

Revas Inanishvili 1989

Revaz Inanischwili ( Georgian რევაზ ინანიშვილი * 20th December 1926 in Chaschmi (Kr Sagarejo). Georgia , † 26 December 1991 in Tbilisi ) was a Georgian narrator and scriptwriter . He wrote short stories for children and adults.

Life

Inanishvili was the son of an employee. From 1937 he lived in Tbilisi. He learned the locksmith trade and became a construction worker. From 1951 to 1956 he studied at the State University of Tbilisi and became editor of the magazine Nakaduli (Eng. 'Bach'). In 1966 he became editor of the state film studio Kartuli Filmi .

From 1953 he mainly wrote lyrical miniatures and film scenarios.

Awards

Inanishvili was awarded the Schota Rustaveli State Prize.

Works

Volumes of stories

• First stories. 1953.
• From letters to a friend. 1958.
• The happy mountain. 1960.
• Drops on the leaves. 1962.
• Bibo. 1964.
• The sky-blue ball. 1968.
• Where does the storyteller live. 1970.
• Records in the evening. 1971.
• Wolf cub. 1973.
• The jay flies to the valley. 1974.
• The distant white peak. 1976.
• In a very small country. 1976.
• The bird hibernator. 1978.
• The benevolent earth. 1980.
• Thebro. 1983.
• The deer in winter. 1986.
• Caress in fear. 1986.
• The daughter of the moon. 1987.
• A little boy from Golgotha. 1989.

His works have been translated into Russian , Ukrainian , Bulgarian , Estonian and Armenian .

German:

• In the district of the poor / man and woman / Wano. IN: Georgian short stories. Hamburg 2016. pp. 66–80. Translator St. Chotiwari Disciples. ISBN 978-3-87548-774-9
• The prayer / the red maple leaf. IN: Chotiwari-Jünger (ed.): The distant white peak. Berlin 1984. pp. 308-316. Translated by K. Lichtenfeld
• Eve. IN: Soviet literature No. 6 (1977), pp. 71 - 73. Translated from L. Pirskawetz.

Filmography

• 1976: Pastorale (Pastorali)

Web links

Commons : Revaz Inanishvili  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Revas Inanishvili. In: Two thousand and one lexicon of international film
• Literature by and about Revas Inanishvili in the bibliographic database WorldCat