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58TH FILM FESTIVAL IN CANNES SHOWS FILM BY CANADIAN EDITOR, ARMENIAN
BY ORIGIN, ATOM EGOYAN
CANNES, MAY 13. ARMINFO. The 58th Film Festival continuing in Cannes
showed the film by Canadian editor, Armenian by origin, Atom Egoyan
"Where the truth is". This film and another one "Last days" by Has van
Sent claim the grand prize of the festival - Gold Olive Branch.
According to foreign Mass Media, the hero of the film, a young female
journalist investigates the death of a young girl found by two popular
actors dead in a Hotel. The actors' alibi is secured, however no
performance has been held since the incident, says the annotation to
the film.
The festival will continue till May 22. 21 films from 13 countries
have be submitted to the main contest.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
BY ORIGIN, ATOM EGOYAN
CANNES, MAY 13. ARMINFO. The 58th Film Festival continuing in Cannes
showed the film by Canadian editor, Armenian by origin, Atom Egoyan
"Where the truth is". This film and another one "Last days" by Has van
Sent claim the grand prize of the festival - Gold Olive Branch.
According to foreign Mass Media, the hero of the film, a young female
journalist investigates the death of a young girl found by two popular
actors dead in a Hotel. The actors' alibi is secured, however no
performance has been held since the incident, says the annotation to
the film.
The festival will continue till May 22. 21 films from 13 countries
have be submitted to the main contest.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress