Eternal Flame
Eternal Flame follows a female protagonist’s journey from heartbreak and haunting memories to self-love and inner power until the doorbell rings. Can she truly let go?
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Nina OrjonikidzeDirector
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Nina OrjonikidzeWriter
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Nina OrjonikidzeProducer
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Melisa LumelliKey Cast
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Luiggi WahnonKey Cast
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Nicolas SolaCreative Consultant
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Pedro MuñozCamera
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Nicolas SolaDOP
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Karina MatasVoice Actor
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Juliana DuqueArt Director
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Juan Camilo RodriguezStyling
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Niklas HeineckerExecutive Producer
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Anatoli KrapivinExecutive Producer
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Pedro MuñozExecutive Producer
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Nicolas SolaExecutive Producer
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Luismi BejaranoHead of Lightning Department
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Max Villavicencio1st AC
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Hakan Sarigül2nd AC
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Marc GuarchBest Boy
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SANTIAGOLow Key
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Judit MartinezSpark
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Magí CànavesKey Grip
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Jose VegaRunner
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Meghan ColónMake up & Hair
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Project Type:Experimental, Short
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Genres:Romance, Drama
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Runtime:6 minutes 56 seconds
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Completion Date:January 1, 2026
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Production Budget:2,400 EUR
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Country of Origin:Spain
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Country of Filming:Spain
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Nina Orjonikidze is a filmmaker and an artist whose work explores emotional transformation, identity, and the unseen forces shaping human experience. Working primarily across short films and visual projects, Nina Orjonikidze approaches storytelling from an intuitive and deeply personal perspective, often blending realism with symbolic and spiritual elements.
Their films are largely self-developed and independently produced, shaped by a strong authorial voice and a hands-on approach to both creative and production processes. Through themes of love, loss, self-healing, and inner awakening, Nina Orjonikidze creates intimate narratives that reflect contemporary emotional realities while reaching toward universal questions.
My work begins from real emotion. I am drawn to moments of vulnerability when a character is forced to confront themselves, their past, or the invisible patterns that shape their choices. I see cinema as a space for both storytelling and healing, where images, sound, and rhythm can access places words alone cannot.
I am particularly interested in transformation: the point where pain becomes awareness, where love turns into power, and where endings reveal new beginnings. Many of my projects explore relationships like romantic, internal, or spiritual and the tension between attachment and freedom.
Visually, I am inspired by strong compositions, symbolic imagery, and restrained performances. I often use minimal dialogue, intentional color, and carefully designed environments to allow the audience to feel rather than be told. My process is intuitive yet precise, balancing spontaneity with structure.
As a filmmaker, I work independently by choice and necessity, shaping projects from the inside out. I am open to structured partnerships that respect creative integrity while supporting the growth of the work. Ultimately, my goal is to create films that resonate emotionally, invite reflection, and leave space for the viewer to find their own meaning.