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The film "1489" about the Artsakh war won the Rome Documentary Film Festival


Shoghakat Vardanyan's film "1489", which tells about the 44-day war in Artsakh, was recognized as the winner at the Rome International Documentary Film Festival. About it on his Facebook pageinformeddirector of the film Shoghakat Vardanyan.

"This is a great honor and a great responsibility," Martirosyan wrote. Let's remember that the film "1489", which tells about the 44-day war, was not submitted to the "Oscar" by the Armenian National Film Academy, despite the fact that the film was presented in 2023. won the main prize at the Amsterdam International Documentary Film Festival (IDFA), and was also awarded the "best film" main prize at the world's most prestigious documentary film festival, IDFA.

The film presents the family atmosphere of the Vardanyans, their emotions, feelings, suffering, and expectations during the days of the 44-day war in 2020, when they lose contact with their beloved son, beloved brother, 21-year-old Soghomon Vardanyan, who is on the frontline.

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