Kevin Smith’s debut CLERKS has become a landmark of independent cinema in the 1990s. Shot in black and white on a shoestring budget, it follows two store clerks through a single day of banter, boredom, and absurd customers.
CLERKS proved low-budget filmmaking could break through with sheer voice and wit. Its profanity-laced dialogue about movies, relationships, and philosophy influenced a generation of indie storytellers. Critics praised it for authenticity: the characters feel like real twenty-somethings stuck in dead-end jobs yet speaking with sharp, pop-culture-infused intelligence.
Today CLERKS is remembered not just as comedy, but as a generational snapshot of working-class malaise, a film that found profound humor in the ordinary. It launched the interconnected “View Askewniverse,” expanding into multiple films and an enduring fan following.
🎟️ 15 GEL online or 20 GEL in person at the door
🕒 Start time: 16:00
📅 Thursday 25 September
🎬 Film presented in English audio with English subtitles
📍 Google Maps address is 3a Vekua Street, but please enter Bazari via Atoneli Street above the Carrefour. Directions HERE