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May 7 2004
Armenia Hosts its First Youth Film Festival
Internews Armenia Programs Manager David Matevossian granting an
award to the film "Noradus."
(May 6, 2004) Internews presented a special incentive prize to two
young Armenian filmmakers, Artak Margaryan and Susan Simonyan, during
the first youth film festival in Armenia.
The special prize - a certificate and 200 US dollars - was presented
by Internews Programs Manager David Matevossian for camera work and
sound design in the documentary, `Noradus,' a film that highlights
the history and present concerns of an Armenian village near Lake
Sevan, one of the largest high altitude lakes in the world.
More than 160 films were featured at the `It's Me' Film Festival in
Yerevan held April 25 through May 2 and organized by the
Cinematographers' Union of Armenia, the Institute of Cinema and
Theatre and Internews. The festival brought together young filmmakers
from Armenia, Russia, Syria, Iran, Canada and France.
The grand prize went to Yevgenya Shekoyan for her film `There I saw
the World,' which was distributed to Armenian TV stations by
Internews under the Open Skies project, `Films of Crisis Times.' A
film produced during an Internews training project about a children's
development center was among the finalists and was screened at the
festival.
Internews Armenia is funded by grants from the United States Agency
for International Development.
May 7 2004
Armenia Hosts its First Youth Film Festival
Internews Armenia Programs Manager David Matevossian granting an
award to the film "Noradus."
(May 6, 2004) Internews presented a special incentive prize to two
young Armenian filmmakers, Artak Margaryan and Susan Simonyan, during
the first youth film festival in Armenia.
The special prize - a certificate and 200 US dollars - was presented
by Internews Programs Manager David Matevossian for camera work and
sound design in the documentary, `Noradus,' a film that highlights
the history and present concerns of an Armenian village near Lake
Sevan, one of the largest high altitude lakes in the world.
More than 160 films were featured at the `It's Me' Film Festival in
Yerevan held April 25 through May 2 and organized by the
Cinematographers' Union of Armenia, the Institute of Cinema and
Theatre and Internews. The festival brought together young filmmakers
from Armenia, Russia, Syria, Iran, Canada and France.
The grand prize went to Yevgenya Shekoyan for her film `There I saw
the World,' which was distributed to Armenian TV stations by
Internews under the Open Skies project, `Films of Crisis Times.' A
film produced during an Internews training project about a children's
development center was among the finalists and was screened at the
festival.
Internews Armenia is funded by grants from the United States Agency
for International Development.