April
Ապրիլ
Synopsis
In April (Armenia 1985), on the 70th anniversary of the genocide, on April 24, 1985, Vigen Chaldranyan stages a conversation between the generations in a mixture of comedy and bitter seriousness. As every year, the veterans talk about the days of the war. But while their sons can no longer hear all this, the grandchildren feel called upon to "solve the Armenian question".
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vigen Chaldranyan
- Screenplay & Story
- Rouben Hovsepyan
- Original Title
- Ապրիլ
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 29m
- Production Studios
- Armenia Studio
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vigen Chaldranyan
Rouben Hovsepyan
Vrezh Petrosyan
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Vigen Chaldranyan
Director
Rouben Hovsepyan
Writer
Vrezh Petrosyan
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What is April about?
In April (Armenia 1985), on the 70th anniversary of the genocide, on April 24, 1985, Vigen Chaldranyan stages a conversation between the generations in a mixture of comedy and bitter seriousness. As every year, the veterans talk about the days of the war. But while their sons can no longer hear all this, the grandchildren feel called upon to "solve the Armenian question".
Who directed April?
April was directed by Vigen Chaldranyan.
Who stars in April?
The principal cast of April includes Vigen Chaldranyan, Mikael Dzhanibekyan, Anait Gukasyan, Zareh Ter-Karapetyan, Karen Dzhanibekyan.
When was April released and how long is it?
April was released in 1985 with a total runtime of 29m.