Enemies, The Armenia
2007, 27min.
Prod./Script/Dir.: David Matevossian, Dir. of Phot.: Ashot Mktrchian, Compos.: Shaghik Matevossian, Vahagn Papayan, Sound: Vahan Bakunc, Mikael Margarian, Edit.: Ashot Mkhitarian, Zara Aivazian, Tigran Baghinian
Cast: Ashot Adamian, Edgar (Snake) Minasian, Ani Matevossian
20th century, mid 90s somewhere in the Southern Caucasus… One of the local conflicts... Two platoons of enemies – an Azeri and an Armenian move to a ruined and burnt village. Ohan is one of the Armenians – a guy of 20. It is obvious from his gestures and looks that he’s not a novice at war. Yusuf can be seen among the Azeri soldiers. He is a heavily built 50-year-old man, skillful and of distinct manners, but looking tired. The village is a neutral place for both detachments, convenient for passing to the rear of the enemy at night, and carrying out an operation: neither of them knows the enemy approaches.
| Matevossian, David David Matevossian (born in 1966, Yerevan, Armenia)
Matevossian graduated from the School of Oriental Studies, the Yerevan state University. He has been working in the media and film production with some interruptions since 1988. He has worked and cooperated on documentary and feature films, TV programs and clips. He is the producer and the director of the documentary The two, the clips Polyphone and People’s Planet and the TV documentary series Thus Was the Film Created, etc.. The short feature The Enemies was produced in 2007.
Filmography
The Two (1991), Liberty (1992), Polyphone, Cinematograph, On the threshold (2000-2003), Peoples’ Planet (2003), The Enemies (2007)
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