According to Agenda.ge, the National Archives have the largest collection of documentary productions in Georgia with over 5,200 films and 3,100 reels, and also more than 1,000 TV films, as well as fiction and animated films.

"When the Soviet Union collapsed, we lost our cinema theatres. In the Soviet Union there were 120 theatres and now we have only 12 screens in the whole country. Four cinema theatres and 12 screens!", Nana Janelidze, former director of the Georgian National Film Centre told FNE in 2014.

There is only one chain of multiplexes in Georgia, the privately owned Rustaveli/Amirani Movie Theaters consisting of Cinema Amirani LTD (with three screens) and Cinema Rustaveli LTD (with five screens) in Tbilisi, and also Cinema Apollo LTD (one screen) in Batumi. In 2015, the same company opened CAVEA cinemas, consisting of two multiplexes: CAVEA IMAX, with ten screens including an IMAX screen and CAVEA MOLI, with five screens. No new cinema was opened in 2016.