Golden Apricot Film Festival 2021 to Take Place in October

Yerevan’s Golden Apricot International Film Festival will take place on 3-10 October in 2021. This was announced to Armenpress by the head of the festival’s press office, Roza Grigoryan. The Golden Apricot International Film Festival is one of the largest cultural events held in Yerevan. It was founded in 2004 by the Golden Apricot Film Development Fund and the Armenian Union of Filmmakers and Writers. The founders of Golden Apricot are director Harutyun Khachatryan and film critics Mikayel Stamboltsyan and Susanna Harutyunyan.
30 June 2021
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«Ոսկէ ծիրան» շարժանկարի 2021-ի փառատօնը՝ Հոկտեմբերին

Yerevan’s Golden Apricot International Film Festival will take place on 3-10 October in 2021.

This was announced to Armenpress by the head of the festival’s press office, Roza Grigoryan.

The Golden Apricot International Film Festival is one of the largest cultural events held in Yerevan. It was founded in 2004 by the Golden Apricot Film Development Fund and the Armenian Union of Filmmakers and Writers. The founders of Golden Apricot are director Harutyun Khachatryan and film critics Mikayel Stamboltsyan and Susanna Harutyunyan.

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