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THE SONG AND I
To choose the mundane or the extraordinary, what is easy versus what is right, this is Andranik Mnukyan’s lifelong conflict of the soul to reach balance and purpose in life as he comes to make the heart-wrenching choice between his two passions: faith and music, leading to the understanding that with a touch of love, anything is bearable.
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To choose the mundane or the extraordinary, what is easy versus what is right, this is Andranik Mnukyan’s lifelong conflict of the soul to reach balance and purpose in life as he comes to make the heart-wrenching choice between his two passions: faith and music, leading to the understanding that with a touch of love, anything is bearable.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Hovsep Gharibyan
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Order Film Production
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