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Komitas by Don Askarian
"Komitas", about the composer, whose destiny is connected to this tragedy. " Note about "Komitas": This film by the first in 1988 has shown a theme of genocide of Armenians on wide international screen: "Komitas" was shown on TV channels in Germany, England, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Greece, Armenia.. . The Premiere of the film was held on the International Film Festival in Venice, it was shown, practically, on all major festivals and had distribution in Japan, Germany, England...
Don Askarian
http://www.splitfilmfestival.hr/arhive/2007/askarian.htm)
Don Askarian was born in Stepanakert, Nagorno Karabakh. In 1967 he went to Moscow and studied history and art. He worked as an assistant-director and film critic for a year after his study.
In 1975-1977 Don Askarian was imprisoned. In 1978 he emigrated from USSR to West Berlin.
For the last 25 years he has lived and worked in Germany, The Netherlands and in Armenia, where he founded his own film companies.
He is a prize-winner at several international film festivals. In 1996 Don Askarian published his book "The Dangerous Light". Every year the interest to his really very unique films grow up. More and more film festivals come to honor Don Askarian with retrospectives. Serious TV-stations like ARD, WDR, ZDF, Channel 4, Arte, but also Belgian, Greek, Swiss, Slovakian, Armenian etc. TV Channels are constant co-producers and buyers of all his films. The films of Don Askarian were sold and broadcasted world wide about 80 times. Don Askarian, honored with a Harvard Film Archive retrospective, is considered the greatest Armenian filmmaker (but he is Russian-German- Dutch too). In 2004 he received Golden Camera Award for Life Achievement at Int. ART Film Festival, Slovakia. It turns out to be clearer what Hans-Werner Dannowski, the president of Interfilm, meant in 1992: "Time will pass until we recognize that Don Askarian is one of the most important filmmakers of our times. His movies will take up the time they need. Finally the films will have their success not with lies and assimilations but with truth." The retrospectives and special screenings around the world, on TV and important film festivals reflect it, mirror the growing interest in Don Askarian's films followed by a broad fascination by the audience.
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