Topic: film

By Mariam Pashayan Special to the Mirror-Spectator LOS ANGELES — “We each have to write our own narratives and tell our stories,” Adrineh Mirzayan says, her voice steady but filled[...]

By Raffi Arkun Special to the Mirror-Spectator What do you do when the dream you’ve spent your whole life chasing turns out to be a cage? In an attempt to[...]

YEREVAN/MOSCOW — Russian theater and film actress Sofya Khandamirova (b. 1991, Moscow) confidently blends theatrical training with cinematic diversity. From an early age, she studied music and graduated from music[...]

Nuovo Armenia, AGBU Milan and AGBU Arts invite you into a multicultural space where the intertwined identities of Armenia and Ethiopia meet, celebrating the symbiosis of food, music and cinema.[...]

The AGBU Global Leadership Program and AGBU Arts invite you to a double feature movie night and Q&A, featuring documentaries by Stephanie Ayanian. “What Will Become of Us” follows six[...]

The number of online platforms dedicated to Armenian cinema has increased by one. A new bilingual (Armenian-English) website has been launched, presenting the life and work of renowned Armenian film[...]

CANNES — Actress Nora Armani earlier in May received the Golden Kirk (Le Prix Kirk d’Or) from Associated Artists and its president, Régis Raffi Bakian. The award was given to[...]

YEREVAN–TALLINN – Kristiina Davidjants (born in 1974, Baku) is an Estonian film director and producer and cinema journalist. In 2001, she earned a bachelor’s degree in film and video direction[...]

WATERTOWN, MA — On April 25, the Armenian Cultural and Educational Center (ACEC) and the Armenian National Committee of Eastern Massachusetts (ANC-EM) co-hosted a community screening of the powerful documentary[...]

ARLINGTON, Mass. — Actress, director, and scriptwriter Anna Maxim Harutyunyan spoke at the Capitol Theater in Arlington after each of the two screenings of her new film “The Reverse Side[...]