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Thematic programmes - The desire Called Utopia
Crew:
Director: Artur Aristakisian
Screenplay: Artur Aristakisian
Production: Russian State Insitute of Cinema (VGIK)
Screenplay: Artur Aristakisian
Production: Russian State Insitute of Cinema (VGIK)
There is a beggar in Kishinev who wanders the streets all day long, speaking aloud to his unborn son. People stop and listen to him. The child was to be born twenty years ago, but his bride aborted. From that day on, the man’s life was transformed. He lost his reasoning. I also walked the streets of half-destroyed Kishinev, telling my son--who was not granted birth, either--about my town. In this way I got to know people, most of them beggars. They had become beggars through the experience of love.
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Original Title:
Ladoni -
Country:
Russia -
Year:
1993 - 140' Subtitles: Portuguese
Crew:
Director: Artur Aristakisian
Screenplay: Artur Aristakisian
Production: Russian State Insitute of Cinema (VGIK)
Screenplay: Artur Aristakisian
Production: Russian State Insitute of Cinema (VGIK)
Director
Artur Aristakisyan

Artur Aristakisyan is a director, cinematographer and writer known for
his documentary Palms (1993) and fiction film A Place in the World (2001), both dealing with social marginality and religiousness. In Russia , he is also known as an essayist and provocative lecturer. Teaches at the Moscow School of New Cinema.
his documentary Palms (1993) and fiction film A Place in the World (2001), both dealing with social marginality and religiousness. In Russia , he is also known as an essayist and provocative lecturer. Teaches at the Moscow School of New Cinema.