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A list of notable films produced in the country of Armenia
Title |
Director |
Cast |
Genre |
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1980 |
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1981 |
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1982 |
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1983 |
Hey, who is there? |
Rouben Kochar |
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Film-Ballet |
Modern Film Innovation/ Laureate of Lenin's Komsomol |
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1984 |
Memories |
Rouben Kochar |
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Musical |
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1985 |
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1986 |
Lilit |
Rouben Kochar |
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Film Ballet |
Innovation in Modern Movie Prize of Musical Film Winner in Arsenal International Avangard Film Festival, Latvia, 1988 |
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1987 |
Erased Faces (film) |
Mikhail Vartanov |
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Documentary |
The last work Vartanov made in Armenia was the trilogy consisting of Erased Faces (film), Minas: A Requiem (film) and his masterpiece Parajanov: The Last Spring (film) |
1988 |
Avetik |
Rouben Kochar |
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Feature |
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1989 |
In This Stone is My Soul(film) |
Mikhail Vartanov |
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Documentary |
Vartanov interconnects ancient Armenian music, poetry and architecture in this variation on the dream project of his life which Armenian authorities had banned in the 1960s for its religeous themes. |
Minas: A Requiem (film) |
Mikhail Vartanov |
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Documentary |
The last work Vartanov made in Armenia was the trilogy consisting of Erased Faces (film), Minas: A Requiem (film) and his masterpiece Parajanov: The Last Spring (film) |
Title |
Director |
Cast |
Genre |
Notes |
1990 |
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1991 |
Amen inch lav e |
Robert Sahakyants |
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Animation / Comedy |
Political satire about the last years of Soviet Russian rule over Armenia. |
Anitzvatznere |
Dmitri Kesayants |
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Crime / Drama |
What happens to an innocent man who is condemned to prison? Could he survive as a human being? |
Bobo (film) |
Arsen Azatian, Narine Mkrtchian |
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Documentary |
Film dedicated to Sergei Parajanov. It is a unique psychoanalysis of the extraordinary existence of the great artist. |
1992 |
Parajanov: The Last Spring (film) |
Mikhail Vartanov |
Sergei Parajanov |
Documentary |
Influential documentary about the imprisoned genius Sergei Parajanov who was persecuted by the Soviet government for his unruly life style and non-conformist films "Sayat Nova : The Color of Pomegranates" and "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" -- regarded as some of the greatest masterpieces of the 20th century. |
Avetik |
Don Askarian |
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Drama |
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Avlos |
Alik Asatryan |
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Short |
A young woman wanders in a scrap heap, gathering different objects, out of which she an object of adoration, or maybe an unknown instrument, which she wants to use it, to carry her voice to heaven. |
1993 |
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1994 |
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1995 |
Hamlet |
Rouben Kochar |
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feature |
Award "Best Ten Films of the Year" in West Hollywood Independent Film Festival |
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1996 |
Anverj patmutyun |
Martyn Shakhbazyan |
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Documentary |
The history of the Armenian cinema since its birth told by the people who created it. |
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1997 |
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1998 |
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1999 |
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Title |
Director |
Cast |
Genre |
Notes |
2000 |
Herostratus |
Rouben Kochar |
Hovhannes Babakhanyan, Vladimir Msryan, Jean Pierre Nshanyan |
Full Length Feature Film |
President's Award Winner at Ajijik International Film Festival, Mexiko/ Award Winner in Mostra FF, Brazil |
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2001 |
Andmicht |
Ruben Gevorkyants |
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2002 |
Alicia |
Sarky Mouradian |
Lucine Sargsyan |
Drama |
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Aratte-spazanm, tservery, erkir |
Edgar Baghdasaryan |
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Documentary |
A movie with no dialog, only a a suitable accompanying score, it travels from Athens, to Jerusalem, to Rome to Armenia to Karabagh and back focusing on Armenian religious rites, rituals and holy sites. |
2003 |
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2004 |
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2005 |
Arahet |
Rouben Kochar |
Harutyun Movsisyan, Zhanetta Chase, Narine Lalayan, Armen Elbakyan, Ashot Adamyan, Karen Janibekyan, Rajeev Chhibber, Margo Muradyan, Vladimir Abajyan |
Drama |
About US immigration |
2006 |
Amen inch lav e |
Robert Sahakyants |
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Animation / Short / Comedy |
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2007 |
Խճճված զուգահեռներ
Bonded Parallels |
Hovhannes Galstyan |
Laurence Ritter, Sos Janibekyan,
Siri Helene Muller, Serge Avedikian |
Drama, History |
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2008 |
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[edit] References
- ^ Filmstie.com
[edit] External links