There’s a languid kind of magic to Koberidze’s approach, which, with its enchanting score, digressive montages and sparse dialogue, has roots in silent cinema but also feels refreshingly and genuinely original.

Pleasing, exasperating, poignant and coy, “What Do We See” is a loose, exceedingly leisurely meander through a series of momentous and banal moments that take place during an amble through the Georgian city of Kutaisi.

Manohla Dargis

The New York Times

The film is an offbeat epic informed by a reverence for the past and a delicate wariness toward the future.

Christopher Gray

Slant Magazine