Screening of Film Dedicated to Charles Aznavour in Amsterdam

On 14 July, the Second Secretary of the RA Embassy in the Netherlands, David Mirzakhanyan, attended the preview of the documentary film dedicated to Charles Aznavour, Aznavour, Le Regard de Charles, at the Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam, which was organised at the initiative of the Alliance Française centre in Amsterdam and with the support of the embassy. This is reported on the Facebook page of the RA Embassy in the Netherlands. The film, which tells the story of the chansonnier’s life, was made on the basis of video recordings he himself made over the years, preserved in his personal
16 July 2021
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On 14 July, the Second Secretary of the RA Embassy in the Netherlands, David Mirzakhanyan, attended the preview of the documentary film dedicated to Charles Aznavour, Aznavour, Le Regard de Charles, at the Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam, which was organised at the initiative of the Alliance Française centre in Amsterdam and with the support of the embassy.

This is reported on the Facebook page of the RA Embassy in the Netherlands.

The film, which tells the story of the chansonnier’s life, was made on the basis of video recordings he himself made over the years, preserved in his personal archive.

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