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The Heiress 

In a new reality it's a matriarchy in Armenia. Arayik is an obedient son-in-law who tries to convince his wife not to have an abortion and give birth to their second son.
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In a new reality it's a matriarchy in Armenia. Arayik is an obedient son-in-law who tries to convince his wife not to have an abortion and give birth to their second son.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Evelina Barsegyan
Written By:Evelina Barsegyan
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Academy Films

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Director

Evelina Barsegyan

Director

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Levon Hakhverdyan

Arayik

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Diana Malenko

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Julietta Stepanyan

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Levon Hovhannisyan

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Arsen Grigoryan

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