Zangezur

Synopsis

Zangezur, a 1938 Armenian film directed by Amasi Martirosyan, follows the story of a young couple, Nazar and Anahit, amidst the backdrop of the Zangezur mountains. As tensions rise between rival villages over land disputes, the couple finds themselves caught in the middle of a complex web of deceit and betrayal. The film weaves a tale of love, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of the Armenian people. With breathtaking cinematography capturing the beauty of the Armenian landscape, Zangezur is a timeless classic that showcases the resilience and strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Cast

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  Hrachia Nersisyan

  Hakopyan

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  Avet Avetisyan

  Sparapet

• Hasmik Agopyan

  Agyul

• Davit Malyan

  Makich

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  Gurgen Janibekyan

  Sako

• Gurgen Gabrielyan

  Armen

Reviews

Zangezur, though released in 1938, still has the power to captivate audiences with its gripping storyline and visually stunning scenes. Critics have praised the film for its authentic depiction of Armenian culture and history, with many lauding the performances of the talented cast. The cinematography, especially the aerial shots of the Zangezur mountains, have been hailed as breathtaking. However, some critics have pointed out the slow pacing and lack of character development as drawbacks. Despite its flaws, Zangezur remains a poignant and significant piece of Armenian cinema that resonates with viewers to this day. IMDB rating: 4.6/10