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Shot on the Border
The film is set at one of the remote outposts along the southern border, where a rather strange case is being investigated: border guard Ashot Terzyan killed a dog on foreign territory. In the course of explaining his perfectly justified action (Ashot was saving a boy from the dog), the young border guard made it clear to his superiors that a border crossing was being prepared on the other side. However, he did not present any concrete arguments or justifications. The border violation was detected a few days later. And soon after, Ashot himself noticed a man at the railway station whom he had clearly seen on the other side during the ill‑fated incident with the dog.
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The film is set at one of the remote outposts along the southern border, where a rather strange case is being investigated: border guard Ashot Terzyan killed a dog on foreign territory. In the course of explaining his perfectly justified action (Ashot was saving a boy from the dog), the young border guard made it clear to his superiors that a border crossing was being prepared on the other side. However, he did not present any concrete arguments or justifications. The border violation was detected a few days later. And soon after, Ashot himself noticed a man at the railway station whom he had clearly seen on the other side during the ill‑fated incident with the dog.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Mikhail Ovchinnikov
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Armenia Studio
Cast
Dmitri Kesayants, Roman Zhamgaryan
Director
Armen Ayvazyan
Armen Vanunts
Boris Bityukov
colonel Kozyryev
Ara Manukyan
lieutenant Sarkisyan
Hovhannes Vanyan
Ashot
Goar Akopyan
Nonna
Rita Gladunko
Vera Sergeyevna
Vyacheslav Sirin
starshina
N. Sakadj
Teryohin
M. Mnatsakanyan
Marishka
Azat Sherents
narushitel
Nikolay Gevorkyan
Border comissar
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