“The Children’s Hour”(1961) is an emotionally compelling and monumental drama, well ahead of its time when it was released. It…
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In his waterproof boots and a sun-hat, Gurgen Mesropyan is walking stiffly through the row of pomegranate and apricot trees…
There is a common assumption that a film as a form of art should strive for perfection. This is partially…
On a cold November morning in Yerevan, Mane Simonyan opened a long-awaited email, expecting to get closer to her goal.…
“It’s a tradition, my students have been doing this since when I first started teaching.” “Yeah, but that was like…