  Armenia to present documentaries of new format on Karabakh conflict January 15, 2011 - 14:33 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Filmmaker Gagik Harutyunyan said that Navigator and Baghiyan Art Video studios created a series of documentaries on the events that took place in Azerbaijan in 1988-1989, as well as the Karabakh war in a qualitatively new format. “The format novelty is in the fact that the film consists of separate plots uniting a single story. The film duration is 7-10 minutes. Nevertheless, it raises very important issues. The films will be placed on the Web from tomorrow,” Harutyunyan told a press conference. According to the specialist, similar films can be labeled as “coding,” as they contain many codes concerning various events. “Currently, we present three films: story of an Armenian from Sumgait; about Maraga village; launch of hostilities by Arkady Ter-Tadevosyan (Commandos) in Tegh. Conditionally speaking, the topics covered in these films are the victory’s code,” said Harutyunyan. He added that similar films are a good method of propaganda. “The films will be translated into Russian and English languages within several months,” the filmmaker said. Political analyst Levon Melik-Shahnazaryan said for his part that the Karabakh war is inappropriately covered in Armenian films, while Armenia is often behind Azerbaijan in this sphere. “Azerbaijan annually creates 7-8 feature films dedicated to the war. While over 20 years we shot only 2-3 films and their quality is far from being perfect. That is why I welcome this series of films. And this project will be of continuous nature,” said Shahnazaryan.  Top stories The Jubilee Cannes Film Festival honored the legendary French director, the 89-year-old Alain Resnais. Brad Pitt doesn’t want his new film, the crime tale Killing Them Softly, to be viewed as an attack on President Obama According to the wiretapped conversations, Seki obtained the drugs from Sinan Yüksel, who is among 19 suspects. “The Master" features a sure-to-be-controversial look at the origins of a religion that sounds a whole lot like Scientology.   |  Topic Latest news Megaupload founder demands his servers back  Kim Dotcom demanded access to the data stored on his computers and hard drives that were confiscated during the raid.Microsoft sets record with new data-sorting technique "Improving big-data performance has a wide range of implications across a huge number of businesses," said Jeremy Elson.Hurricane Bud gains strength in Pacific Bud's maximum sustained winds have increased to near 90 mph with some more strengthening expected during the day.Gun battle leaves 2 dead, 7 wounded in Beirut The security official said the spark for the shootout was a personal dispute between at least one of the men and a woman. |
