This is one of my favorite Armenian movies of all time. The plot is about a group of friends helping one of their buddies woo this girl he desperately likes. The reason why this movie is one of my favorites, revolves around the different schemes that these friends come up with to help their friend. This movie is beyond hilarious.
You can watch it on-line on HayTube.com
By Annabel Lee
As Itzhak Perlman’s violin tugs on the heart strings of any feeling human being, the story of Oscar Schindler comes alive and tells us of unparalleled humanism and compassion, testifying yet again of the goodness of people in the face of atrocities.
The movie, based on Thomas Keneally’s historical book Schindler’s Ark, one of Steven Spielberg’s masterpieces, for which he received both Best Director and Best Movie Academy Awards, was a collaborative effort by many talented people. And one of these people without whom this project could not have been realized was the American-Armenian screenwriter Steven Ernest Bernard Zallian.
Zallian’s screenplay is powerful and touching, without ever becoming melodramatic. It tells a story of real people in a real situation, and this realism of the whole picture is what leaves that indelible impression on anyone who has ever seen it. 
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Tags: american aermenians, movie, Schindler’s List, Steven Zallian 
Комментарии отключеныFrench-Armenian film director. He has recently shot a film titled Army of Crime.
menak PanArmeniann er vor tchakatnerin cher tpcnum iranc emblemn, hima iranq el sksecin, voch mi nkar voch meki mot ches kara normal tesnes, aveli shat iranc anunn en dnum qanc te nkar’…aragh grum ei umic a, hima el el voch el petk a, ed aveli shat a erevum …
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