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A carefree young man discovers he has a son and returns to his small Armenian village, where fatherhood, village life, and unexpected love turn his world upside down.
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A carefree young man discovers he has a son and returns to his small Armenian village, where fatherhood, village life, and unexpected love turn his world upside down.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:Tigran Galstyan, Raphael Jalalyan, Varuzhan Galtakyan
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Zeiro Studios
Cast
Gor Grigoryan
Director
Arsen Grigoryan
Andy Babayan
Ripsime Nahapetyan
Mery Soghomonyan
Narek Duryan
Razmik Pambukchyan
Hrant Tokhatyan
The Judge
Julietta Babayan
Andy's grandmother
Artyom Karapetyan
Karapet Sargsyan
Ashot Meloyan
Edgar Sargsyan
Gagik Adilkhanyan
Artush
Ruzan Mesropyan
Zabel Marmanduni
Raul Conde Moris
Sam Babayan
Mika Samsonyan
Khachik
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