Nana Djordjadze was born in Tblisi/Georgia in the former USSR. She studied Architecture in Tblisi and was active as an architect until 1973. She then studied Film and worked as a costume designer, set designer and actress before receiving the Golden Camera in Cannes for her feature debut "Robinsonade, or my English Grandpa". Her other films include: the Academy Award nominated "A Chef in Love" (1997), the critically acclaimed "27 Missing Kisses" (2000), and "The Rainbowmaker" (2008).

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