SYNOPSIS
After the establishment of Soviet rule in Armenia, the Dashnaks stir up a rebellion, which fails. They prepar a new revolt. Then an experienced statesman, Alexander Myasnikyan, arrives in Armenia to lead the construction of new Soviet Armenia.
CAST & CREW
Frunze Dovlatyan
Director
Producer(s)
Armen Zurabov
Director of Photography
Albert Yavuryan
Production designer
Stepan Andranikyan
Music by
Martin Vardazaryan
Sound
Iren Ordukhanyan
Edit
Galina Miloserdova
Cast
Khoren Abrahamyan, Armen Ayvazyan, A.Aristakesyan, Mihran Kechoghlyan, Harutyun Fodulyan, Mais Gharagyozyan, L. Kocharyan, V. Sepetchyan, T. Asoyan
Production company(ies)
Hayfilm Studio 38 Pushkin Str. 0010 Yerevan Armenia
Frunze Dovlatyan
In 1941-52, Frunze Dovlatyan worked as an actor in Armenian provincial theatres and Sundukyan Drama Theatre of Yerevan. In 1947, he graduated from the Theatrical Studio at the Sundukyan Drama Theatre of Yerevan. In 1950, he was awarded Stalin Premium for the role of Hrair in the play These Stars Are Ours. In 1959, Frunze Dovlatyan graduated from the Directing Department of VGIK (S. Gerasimov's master class). In 1959-64, he worked at Gorky Film Studio in Moscow. In 1962-64, he has been a film director at Mosfilm Studio. In 1964-97 Frunze Dovlatyan worked as a film director at Haifilm Studio. In 1965, he shot a film Hello, It's Me, which became a turning point in the history of the Armenian cinema. Since 1943, he has been starring in many films. In Moscow film studios Frunze Dovlatyan shot the following films: Who Is to Blame? (Co-dir. Lev Mirsky, VGIK Film Studio), The Morning of Our City (Co-dir. Lev Mirsky, VGIK Film Studio, 1959), Dima Gorin's Career (Co-dir. Lev Mirsky, Gorky Film Studio in Moscow), Morning Trains (Co-dir. Lev Mirsky, Mosfilm).
Filmography
Who Is to blame? (1958, Co-dir. Lev Mirsky), The Morning of Our City (1959, Co-dir. Lev Mirsky), Dima Gorin's Career (1961, Co-dir. Lev Mirsky), Morning Trains (1963, Co-dir. Lev Mirsky), Hello, It Is
