Another festival news! The Third Rider has been selected for screening in Arpa International Film Festival in California. The event will take place from September 21 – 26, 2010 at Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.
As you may remember, The Third Rider is also nominated in Aye-Aye International Film Festival in Nancy, France, which will take place also in September of this year.
Another new thing is added to our website; studios’ friends page. During our work we meet different people and organizations who support us in our work. The support may be financial, technical, mental, or all together. Read the rest of this entry »
Moush and me are the biggest fans of our studio website, and almost every day we come up with a new idea of how to improve this or that feature. Small things are being changed or added quite often, but, thanks to Moush’s strict coordination, the website always keeps its attractive simplicity and works like a swiss clock. Read the rest of this entry »
At last, after about 4 months of almost non-stop working, Asheer Akram’s sculpture is ready and open to public. Moving a Mountain was exhibited in Modern Arts Museum in Yerevan in July 31st. If you leave in Yerevan, you can see it there every day, until it is moved to somewhere else. Read the rest of this entry »
Two of our films, The Third Rider and Dinner Time (which you can watch on our website right now, by the way) are included in Oriental Express program of Aye-Aye International Film Festival, France.
The festival will take place in the beginning of September in Nancy. The screening day of The Third Rider is already set; it is September 9th, 19:00. Hopefully, I will attend it personally. Read the rest of this entry »
Those of you, who follow our activities here and on our Facebook page, have probably noticed a strange silence from us for the last couple of days (I don’t count the detailed comments on Mush’s boots). That is because our shootings are temporarily stopped here, and we are very sorry to admit that. We need to return back to Yerevan for several days and restart shootings later. Read the rest of this entry »
Second day of filming on Turkish borders went really well. We met new people, visited the family who probably are going to be the main characters of the Turkish part of the film, filmed the fair of villages that takes place every summer. The latter was basically a party in the middle of a deserted area with some hundreds of people. Read the rest of this entry »
Driving to Kars took a little longer than a day because of the long stops at the borders of Georgia and Turkey. We arrived late after midnight and left for the location next morning with Nesra Gurbuz, our executive producer from Istanbul. I will not tell you about the incident with not knowing about the 2-hour time difference between Yerevan and Kars and demanding breakfast at the hotel somewhere at 6 in the morning, as it’s a shame, and nobody should know about it! Read the rest of this entry »
One more interesting educational meeting at our place; we hosted Allen Hughes, a famous American filmmaker, the director of such hit movies as The Book of Eli and From Hell, and who has worked with Denzel Washington, Johny Depp, Gary Oldman and others. Read the rest of this entry »
Those of you, who live in Armenia or are visiting the country these days, know that Golden Apricot International Film Festival, the biggest cinema event of Armenia has started. Unfortunately, our studio has no films in the program this year, as our main projects are still in progress. Anyway, we were looking forward to the festival, because there is always a lot of interesting things going on during it, and it’s a huge fun. Read the rest of this entry »
