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- 4 Songs
- Abu-Hasan’s Slippers
- Adventures in the Forest
- Alternative
- And Every Night
- Ark, The
- Armenian Alphabet, The
- Armenian Letters
- Axe, The
- Be Careful, A
- >Bride of the Sun, The
- Bridge
- Button, The
- Choko
- Corridor
- Crown of Nature, The
- Death of the Mouse
- Dog and the Cat , The
- Dog and the Cat, The
- Dream Interpretation
- Drop of Honey, A
- Echo
- Elections
- Everything Is Ok
- Familiar Faces
- First, The
- For It Will Not Happen
- For You, Armenia
- Found Dream
- Fox Who Couldn’t Do Anything, The
- Fox’s Book, The
- Golden Horseshoe
- Habit
- Happy Ending
- Hey You, Talking Fish
- Hunters
- Hunting Hare
- Idler
- Ignoramus
- In the Blue See, In the White Foam
- In The Night
- Ingenious Peasant, The
- Instructive Story , An
- Inventive Frog, The
- Jik and Jak
- Jug of Gold, A
- Kef Anoghin Kef Chi Pakasi
- Kikos
- Kind Ghosts of the Old Mill
- Labyrinth
- Lantern, The
- Lesson
- Lilit
- Lur-Da-Lur
- Magic Carpet, The
- Magic Lavash
- Magic Rainbow, The
- Most Comfortable and the Most Beautiful House, The
- Music
- Nazar the Brave
- New Adventures of Kind Ghosts
- Newcomers
- Old Clown
- On The Wings of the Wind
- Once Upon a Time There Was a Hedgehog
- Ordinary Dangerous Adventures
- Panos the Clumsy
- Party
- Parvana
- Penguin Named Vin, A
- Pieces of Advice to the American Traveler
- Ping-Pong
- Planet 888
- Pomegranate Trees, The
- Priest and the Goat, The
- Puy-Puy Mouse
- Rat, The
- Sky and the Earth, The
- Small Deer, The
- Small Farmer
- Sport, sport, sport…
- Stony Salt
- Striped Tigers
- Tale about a Mirror, A
- Tale About How Small Bears Fed the Whale, A
- Tale About Sharp Clocks, A
- Tale about the Snowman – Darbulka, A
- Talented Donkey, The
- That Nothing Is Me
- The Giant Who Dreamed of Playing the Violin
- The Meeting of the Mice
- Thousand Tricks, A
- Three Blue-Blue Lakes of Crimson Color
- Three Pieces of Advice from the Wise Man
- Three Tales
- Unconquerable, The
- Unruly, The
- Vardavar
- Victoria
- Violin in the Jungle, A
- War on Our Street
- Warm, Quite Valley of Home, The
- We are Friends, Aren’t We?
- Weather-Vane
- Who Has Dyed the Red Sea?
- Who Is Your Friend?
- Who Will Tell a Fable?
- Wind, The
- Wooden Dish, The
- Wow, Shrove-Tide!
- Wrong Expression
- Անանաս-Բանանաս
- Անցած լինի
- Բանական կյանքի նշաններ
- Բիթլիս
- Բոժոն
- Երեք զանգակ
- Էլզայի սպիտակ օրորը
- Կանխագուշակում
- Կոշկակարի որդին
- Ճանապարհ
- Ճանապարհ դեպի տուն
- Մարինա Վ./Վագինա Մ.
- Մեր բակ 2 ու 1/2
- Պանդոկ
- Պատմություն զգեստի մասին
- Պետական խորհրդանիշեր
- Փոքրիկ տրոլերի կյանքից
- Քմահաճույք
Bride of the Sun, The1971, Hayfilm Studio, 23min. (637m), color.Scr. Z.Binoyan, S.Andranikyan, Dir./Art Dir./Edit. S.Andranikyan, Cam. Ye.Setyan, Compos. R.Davtyan, Sound Yu.Sayadyan, Prod.Manag. S.Martirosyan. The theme of eternal love, developed through the agency of the heroes of Armenian mythology – Vahagn, Astghik, and Bell – underlies the film. Just like the sun and the moon, which never meet, Vahagn, the son of the Sun, and Astghik, the daughter of the Night Star, can never be together. |