01 A genocide survivor tries to rebuild a life and an orchard in a new Armenian village.
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Sergei Parajanov’s hypnotic, tableau-driven style still defines Armenian cinema’s international reputation decades later, even as the industry has stayed small.
01 A genocide survivor tries to rebuild a life and an orchard in a new Armenian village.
02 A traveling ethnomusicologist collects folk songs across the Armenian countryside just before war breaks out.
03 A documentary-style meditation follows ordinary Armenians reflecting on memory and identity.
04 A shepherd's quarrel with his in-laws becomes a beloved comic parable of Armenian identity.
05 An 18th-century poet's life is retold through a series of surreal, painterly tableaux rather than a linear plot.
06 A widowed mother in a shrinking rural Armenian village struggles to raise her daughter and keep her family's land.
07 An Armenian-American returning to Soviet Armenia is imprisoned and finds an unlikely connection with a guard across their cell windows.
08 An auditor sent to assess an unrecognized breakaway republic's viability gets pulled into its residents' daily struggles.