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IMDb20081h 8mCzech Republic

Gyumri

Synopsis

In 1988, an earthquake killed at least 25.000 people in the Armenian city of Gyumri, a third of them children. Jana Ševčíková explores life after and with the disaster, meets survivors and their children.

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jana Ševčíková
Screenplay & Story
Jana Ševčíková
Original Score
Alan Vitouš
Original Title
Gyumri
Country of Origin
Czech Republic
Spoken Languages
Armenian
Runtime
1h 8m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jana Ševčíková

Screenplay & Story

Jana Ševčíková

Original Score & Music

Alan Vitouš

Director of Photography

Jaromír Kačer, Stano Slušný

Film Editing

Anna Ryndová

Producers

Galina Sustová, Jana Ševčíková

Department Leadership Roster

Jana Ševčíková

Jana Ševčíková

Director

Jana Ševčíková

Jana Ševčíková

Writer

Galina Sustová

Producer

Jana Ševčíková

Jana Ševčíková

Producer

Anna Ryndová

Editor

Jaromír Kačer

Director of Photography

Stano Slušný

Director of Photography

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gyumri

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Gyumri about?

In 1988, an earthquake killed at least 25.000 people in the Armenian city of Gyumri, a third of them children. Jana Ševčíková explores life after and with the disaster, meets survivors and their children.

Who directed Gyumri?

Gyumri was directed by Jana Ševčíková.

Who stars in Gyumri?

The principal cast of Gyumri includes Not specified.

When was Gyumri released and how long is it?

Gyumri was released in 2008 with a total runtime of 1h 8m.

Who composed the musical score for Gyumri?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Gyumri was composed by Alan Vitouš.