Venue: Gyumri, Gyumri Sports and Cultural Center (Address: M.Mkrtchyan 49),
Date: September 18,
Time: 17:00
Director Tamara Stepanyan takes a journey through the forgotten world of Armenian cinema in this film inspired by memories. Inspired by her father’s dialogue with renowned actor Vigen Stepanyan, this captivating documentary brings to life a vibrant and often overlooked story intertwined with personal loss. Drawing on a rich trove of film footage and personal memories, «My Armenian Ghosts» brings a deep cultural and artistic legacy to light for a new audience. It explores the creative spirit of films that explore universal themes of identity, love, struggle, and artistic expression—a cinematic tradition that has produced some of the era’s most visually stunning and thematically powerful films. The film immortalizes not only Soviet Armenian cinema, but also the unwavering spirit of Armenian narrative art—its beauty, struggle, and uncompromising spirit.
Running time: 75 minutes,
Age rating: 12+
Date: September 18,
Time: 17:00
Director Tamara Stepanyan takes a journey through the forgotten world of Armenian cinema in this film inspired by memories. Inspired by her father’s dialogue with renowned actor Vigen Stepanyan, this captivating documentary brings to life a vibrant and often overlooked story intertwined with personal loss. Drawing on a rich trove of film footage and personal memories, «My Armenian Ghosts» brings a deep cultural and artistic legacy to light for a new audience. It explores the creative spirit of films that explore universal themes of identity, love, struggle, and artistic expression—a cinematic tradition that has produced some of the era’s most visually stunning and thematically powerful films. The film immortalizes not only Soviet Armenian cinema, but also the unwavering spirit of Armenian narrative art—its beauty, struggle, and uncompromising spirit.
Running time: 75 minutes,
Age rating: 12+
