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TSVETALA PASKALEVA TACKLES SOCIAL PROBLEMS
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
09.07.2009 15:36 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Bulgarian journalist Tsvetana Paskaleva has returned
to Armenia to continue her professional activity. "Ray", the third
series of her TV projects, is broadcast on Ararat TV channel.
This time, Tsvetana Paskaleva has focused her attention on the social
problem of Armenia's population.
"There is a necessity to cover social problems in Armenia, as that
might help the socially disadvantaged to integrate to society and
solve their problems," Mrs. Paskaleva told today a news conference.
Tsvetana Paskaleva is a well-known Bulgarian journalist, director,
scenario writer. film operator and member of the International
Documentary Association (Los Angeles). Since May 1991, she has shot
documentaries about the interethnic conflicts between Armenians and
Azeris. The following 7 films are devoted to Karabakh: "Altitudes,
Hopes" (1991), "Will Morning Smile upon Karabakh?" (1992), "My
Dear Living and Dead" (1993), "The Wounds of Karabakh" (1994),
"Soldiers of Their Land" (1994), "Calmness" (1995), "Belief and
Spirit" (devoted to the liberation of Shushi, 2001). Beginning 1995,
Paskaleva worked in Armenian television as a director; she hosted "My
Dear Living and Dead" Russian language broadcast about Karabakh. The
broadcast was closed down in 1997, by the order of the then President
Levon Ter-Petrosyan. Since 1998, Tsvetana Paskaleva started running
"Aspect" TV broadcast which was closed down in 2000.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
09.07.2009 15:36 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Bulgarian journalist Tsvetana Paskaleva has returned
to Armenia to continue her professional activity. "Ray", the third
series of her TV projects, is broadcast on Ararat TV channel.
This time, Tsvetana Paskaleva has focused her attention on the social
problem of Armenia's population.
"There is a necessity to cover social problems in Armenia, as that
might help the socially disadvantaged to integrate to society and
solve their problems," Mrs. Paskaleva told today a news conference.
Tsvetana Paskaleva is a well-known Bulgarian journalist, director,
scenario writer. film operator and member of the International
Documentary Association (Los Angeles). Since May 1991, she has shot
documentaries about the interethnic conflicts between Armenians and
Azeris. The following 7 films are devoted to Karabakh: "Altitudes,
Hopes" (1991), "Will Morning Smile upon Karabakh?" (1992), "My
Dear Living and Dead" (1993), "The Wounds of Karabakh" (1994),
"Soldiers of Their Land" (1994), "Calmness" (1995), "Belief and
Spirit" (devoted to the liberation of Shushi, 2001). Beginning 1995,
Paskaleva worked in Armenian television as a director; she hosted "My
Dear Living and Dead" Russian language broadcast about Karabakh. The
broadcast was closed down in 1997, by the order of the then President
Levon Ter-Petrosyan. Since 1998, Tsvetana Paskaleva started running
"Aspect" TV broadcast which was closed down in 2000.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress