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Visiting the Groom 

Arto's watch factory releases non-operating watches through the fault of the quality controller. One of these watches causes a lot of trouble for the family of his beloved, Armenuhi. A dinner in honor of the groom turns into a severe censure of a bad workman.
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Arto's watch factory releases non-operating watches through the fault of the quality controller. One of these watches causes a lot of trouble for the family of his beloved, Armenuhi. A dinner in honor of the groom turns into a severe censure of a bad workman.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Laert Vagharshyan
Written By:Ashot Papayan
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Armenia Studio

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