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Lost Paradise 

Set in the mountainous Eastern Armenian village of Partizak, the film follows residents who are descendants of refugees from a identically named village on the other side of Mount Ararat in Western Armenia, centering on an elderly man named Mkhitar as he and his community navigate daily life while holding onto fading memories of a lost homeland.
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Set in the mountainous Eastern Armenian village of Partizak, the film follows residents who are descendants of refugees from a identically named village on the other side of Mount Ararat in Western Armenia, centering on an elderly man named Mkhitar as he and his community navigate daily life while holding onto fading memories of a lost homeland.

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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Directed By:David Safarian
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Runtime:70 minutes
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