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Harisa
75 years old Hamlet is the head of a big Armenian family. He lives alone and every year he cooks a traditional Armenian dish Harisa for his anniversary. And this time he cooked Harisa and is waiting for the children to visit. Finally, the family is assembled, toasts are sounded, but grandfather has planned the unexpected - something that everyone knows about, but no one believes in.
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75 years old Hamlet is the head of a big Armenian family. He lives alone and every year he cooks a traditional Armenian dish Harisa for his anniversary. And this time he cooked Harisa and is waiting for the children to visit. Finally, the family is assembled, toasts are sounded, but grandfather has planned the unexpected - something that everyone knows about, but no one believes in.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Vahe Vanyan, Hasmik Movsisyan
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Runtime:20 minutes
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