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"KARABAKH" FILM OF GEORGIAN AND ABKHAZIAN DOCUMENTALISTS SHOWN IN
ARTSAKH
STEPANAKERT, August 2 (Noyan Tapan). Lately the "Karabakh" 60-minute
documental film of Georgian and Abkhazian cinematographic workers has
been shown in Shushi and Stepanakert. The film, the main heroes of
which are refugees, represents the consequences of the Karabakh
conflict for both sides. At the discussion of the film Mamuka
Kubaradze, the Georgian co-author of the film, mentioned that they
wanted to show the fates of people, which are very much alike, and to
help the sides in making right conclusions. According to Svetlana
Gorsaya, an Abkhazian cinematographic worker, the authors of the film
restrained themselves from proposing any concrete solutions of
settlement of the conflict, their main goal was to etablish peace by
means of acquaintance and mutual understanding of the sides.
ARTSAKH
STEPANAKERT, August 2 (Noyan Tapan). Lately the "Karabakh" 60-minute
documental film of Georgian and Abkhazian cinematographic workers has
been shown in Shushi and Stepanakert. The film, the main heroes of
which are refugees, represents the consequences of the Karabakh
conflict for both sides. At the discussion of the film Mamuka
Kubaradze, the Georgian co-author of the film, mentioned that they
wanted to show the fates of people, which are very much alike, and to
help the sides in making right conclusions. According to Svetlana
Gorsaya, an Abkhazian cinematographic worker, the authors of the film
restrained themselves from proposing any concrete solutions of
settlement of the conflict, their main goal was to etablish peace by
means of acquaintance and mutual understanding of the sides.