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ACTOR MIKAYEL POGHOSYAN WINS BEST ACTOR AWARD AT ROMANIA FILM FEST
Panorama.am
09/10/2012
Armenian actor Mikayel Poghosyan won the Best Actor Award for playing
the main role in If Only Everyone film at the 8th Romania International
Film Festival in Bucharest, the actor told Panorama.am, adding that 9
films - those from Greece, Germany, Russia, Azerbaijan and Bulgaria -
were featured in the festival's contest program.
We will mention that If Only Everyone film has been awarded many
prizes at film festivals. If Only Everyone, by Natalia Belyauskene,
won the Golden Apricot in the best Armenian Fiction Film category at
the 9th Golden Apricot International Film Festival.
The film is now featured in Pousan International Film Festival,
the actor said.
If Only Everyone film is dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Armenia's
independence and the formation of the Armenian Armed Forces.
The film is about a woman, half-Armenian, half Russian, a daughter
of a freedom fighter who was killed in the Artsakh liberation war. 20
years later, Sasha came to Armenia in search of her father's grave.
She wanted to plant a birch there. Sasha got acquainted with her
father's combat friends who helped her carry out her mission.
Panorama.am
09/10/2012
Armenian actor Mikayel Poghosyan won the Best Actor Award for playing
the main role in If Only Everyone film at the 8th Romania International
Film Festival in Bucharest, the actor told Panorama.am, adding that 9
films - those from Greece, Germany, Russia, Azerbaijan and Bulgaria -
were featured in the festival's contest program.
We will mention that If Only Everyone film has been awarded many
prizes at film festivals. If Only Everyone, by Natalia Belyauskene,
won the Golden Apricot in the best Armenian Fiction Film category at
the 9th Golden Apricot International Film Festival.
The film is now featured in Pousan International Film Festival,
the actor said.
If Only Everyone film is dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Armenia's
independence and the formation of the Armenian Armed Forces.
The film is about a woman, half-Armenian, half Russian, a daughter
of a freedom fighter who was killed in the Artsakh liberation war. 20
years later, Sasha came to Armenia in search of her father's grave.
She wanted to plant a birch there. Sasha got acquainted with her
father's combat friends who helped her carry out her mission.