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Yerevan in festivals
Yerkir.am
July 14, 2006
The third "Golden Apricot" festival is in its midst. Immediately after
its end the capital will host the traditional jazz festival followed by
"Armmono" and "Hayfest" international festivals.
These festivals make the cultural life of the capital interesting. Only
a few years ago, not many people believed the "Golden Apricot"
festival would be a success. Now that the third "Golden Apricot"
is under way it is certain that it is much better and some of the
films screened here could satisfy prestigious festivals.
It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that Yerevan is becoming an
international movie capital during the festival days. Only a few
years ago when pessimistic voices were heard about the festival the
organizers countered them with their unyielding will.
The various sections of the festival are headed by world-renowned
figures, such as Zanussi, Atom Egoyan and Marco Beloccio whose names
could crown any other festival. Let alone Atavazd Peleshian, whose
mere presence gives this festival an international significance.
Yerkir.am
July 14, 2006
The third "Golden Apricot" festival is in its midst. Immediately after
its end the capital will host the traditional jazz festival followed by
"Armmono" and "Hayfest" international festivals.
These festivals make the cultural life of the capital interesting. Only
a few years ago, not many people believed the "Golden Apricot"
festival would be a success. Now that the third "Golden Apricot"
is under way it is certain that it is much better and some of the
films screened here could satisfy prestigious festivals.
It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that Yerevan is becoming an
international movie capital during the festival days. Only a few
years ago when pessimistic voices were heard about the festival the
organizers countered them with their unyielding will.
The various sections of the festival are headed by world-renowned
figures, such as Zanussi, Atom Egoyan and Marco Beloccio whose names
could crown any other festival. Let alone Atavazd Peleshian, whose
mere presence gives this festival an international significance.