A 1986 Soviet Georgian television documentary focused on Rezo Tsadzikidze, a man who dedicated 47 years of his life to living year-round in the remote, high-mountain village of Dartlo, Tusheti. Accompanied only by a narrator's voice, the film captures his daily life and steadfast commitment to the region, highlighting his work supporting local shepherds, handling sheep, cattle and stability in the gorge throughout all four seasons.