Miro of The Valley
Ձորի Միրոն
Synopsis
The hero of the film loses his family during the 1915 genocide in the Ottoman Empire and fights against Turkish militiamen. Disappointed in his life, Miro finds refuge in Soviet Armenia. His love for a refugee girl sparks his willingness to create a family and start a new life.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Zhirayr Avetisyan
- Screenplay & Story
- Mushegh Galshoyan
- Original Score
- Edward Bagdasaryan
- Original Title
- Ձորի Միրոն
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Armenian
- Runtime
- 2h 15m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Zhirayr Avetisyan
Mushegh Galshoyan
Edward Bagdasaryan
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Zhirayr Avetisyan
Director
Mushegh Galshoyan
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What is Miro of The Valley about?
The hero of the film loses his family during the 1915 genocide in the Ottoman Empire and fights against Turkish militiamen. Disappointed in his life, Miro finds refuge in Soviet Armenia. His love for a refugee girl sparks his willingness to create a family and start a new life.
Who directed Miro of The Valley?
Miro of The Valley was directed by Zhirayr Avetisyan.
Who stars in Miro of The Valley?
The principal cast of Miro of The Valley includes Sos Sargsyan, Hovak Galoyan, Gegham Harutyunyan, Alfred Nersisyan, Vanik Hovhannisyan.
When was Miro of The Valley released and how long is it?
Miro of The Valley was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 2h 15m.
Who composed the musical score for Miro of The Valley?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Miro of The Valley was composed by Edward Bagdasaryan.