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YEREVAN TO HOST 6TH GOLDEN APRICOT FILM FESTIVAL ON JUNE 12-19
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
10.06.2009 21:32 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On June 12-19 Yerevan will host 6th Golden Apricot
Film festival, featuring 104 movies by cinematographers from 40
countries. Loren Tuelle's "First circle" movie, starring Jean Renaut,
will open the festival. Famous movie artist Alan Terzyan produced
the movie.
Armenian version's premier of Sergey Paradganov's "Color of Garnet"
will be one of the main events within festival framework. The
premier will be dedicated to Srgey Paraganov's 85th and movies'
45th anniversaries.
Traditionally, the festival will feature movies in 3 categories:
international feature films, documentary movies and "Armenian
panorama". The festival will host a number of premiers; "Tetro"
by Francis Ford Coppola, "Anna Karenina" and "Assa" by Sergey Solovyov.
Golden Apricot will feature "Made in Armenia" program, presenting movie
novelties created in RA National Cinema Center and Hayk Documentary
Studio. Movies created within the last two years will be screened in
Cinema House.
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
10.06.2009 21:32 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On June 12-19 Yerevan will host 6th Golden Apricot
Film festival, featuring 104 movies by cinematographers from 40
countries. Loren Tuelle's "First circle" movie, starring Jean Renaut,
will open the festival. Famous movie artist Alan Terzyan produced
the movie.
Armenian version's premier of Sergey Paradganov's "Color of Garnet"
will be one of the main events within festival framework. The
premier will be dedicated to Srgey Paraganov's 85th and movies'
45th anniversaries.
Traditionally, the festival will feature movies in 3 categories:
international feature films, documentary movies and "Armenian
panorama". The festival will host a number of premiers; "Tetro"
by Francis Ford Coppola, "Anna Karenina" and "Assa" by Sergey Solovyov.
Golden Apricot will feature "Made in Armenia" program, presenting movie
novelties created in RA National Cinema Center and Hayk Documentary
Studio. Movies created within the last two years will be screened in
Cinema House.