Russia-Armenia, Not Close, But Together Russia
2008, 26min.
Prod.: Yakov Kaller, Script: Andrey Gavrilov, Dir.: Vazgen Chatinyan, Dir. of Phot.: Sergey Starikov, Sound: Lyudmila Veycman, Edit.: Alexander Fomin.
This is the first film during the Soviet period and on the Soviet territories, which tries to explore the roots of spiritual friendship and two nations, now already the modern relations of independent states. A lot of things, which the audience will see in the film, is familiar to every resident of Armenia, and is news for the vast majority of Russian. And vice-versa: the facts obvious for Russians are unknown for Armenians. The heros of the film are residents of Armenia and Russia who have their place in history, who are our contemporaries, who are not very well-known. Their life and activites define Armenian-Russian relations in our times.
Production Company
“AB-TV” TV Company
Address: Dmitrovskoe avenue house 9-F, 127434, Moscow, Russia
Tel.: 7 (495) 730-63-66
Fax.: 7 (495) 977-65-22
E-mail: ykaller@abtv.ru
www.abtv.ru
| Chatinyan, Vazgen Vazgen Chatinyan (born 06.04.1951, Moscow, Russia)
Graduated from Yerevan State Art-Theatrical Institute, department of film direction. From 1993-1996 he has worked at Russian TV Company OPT, TV program “Non-stop” as a director. The TV program is about the most significant events in the life of art, new theatrical performances and the success of cinematography, about the new artists and sculptors, modelers and writers, poets and playwrights, actors and directors, composers and musicians. At present he works at “AB-TV” TV company, he is the director of “The Day of Open Doors” TV program, which presents the educational institutions of Moscow and is shown by “Capital” TV company.
Filmography
Organic Triptych (1976), Fest in Oberyech (1989), Waltz of Memories (1994), Russia-Armenia, not close, but together (2008).
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