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During the Army Day celebrations in 2019, the village of Rind in the Vayots Dzor Province unveiled and raised the largest known Armenian Flag in the country. [5] [6] In 2021, a rally was held on Republic Square in Yerevan to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan over the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. [7]
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Filmmaker Michael Goorjian set out to create a different kind of film about Armenian nationality when developing “Amerikatsi,” the country’s submission in the international feature category ...
During the day of Vardavar, people from a wide array of ages are allowed to douse strangers with water. It is common to see people pouring buckets of water from balconies on unsuspecting people walking below them. The festival is very popular among children as it is one day where they can get away with pulling pranks.
The Armenian Independence Day Festival in Los Angeles's Little Armenia was established in 1998, attracting around 5,000 spectators on Independence Day. [24] In 2019, Prime Minister Pashinyan visited the city during the Independence Day celebrations, the first visit of its kind.
Stephen Holden of The New York Times highly praised the movie, [4] If Calendar, like such earlier Egoyan films as The Adjuster and Speaking Parts, has to be pieced together backward, it is so finely constructed and beautifully acted a movie that its game of detective is quite enticing. Seamlessly edited, the film sustains a visual rhythm that ...
Amerikatsi (Armenian: Ամերիկացի, romanized: Amerikats'i) is a 2022 Armenian comedy-drama film written, edited, directed by, and starring Michael A. Goorjian.The film is about an Armenian-American who repatriates to the Armenian SSR after World War II and ends up in a Soviet prison.