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THE SUN SHINES FOR EVERYONE
KarabakhOpen
05-11-2007 13:40:08
On November 3 the film "When Destiny Knocks at the Door" was shown at
the Rehabilitation Center of Stepanakert which had been made as part
of the project Dialogue through Films. The project is implemented
by Stepanakert Press Club in cooperation with Internews Armenia and
Internews Azerbaijan and is supported by Conciliation Resources,
a British organization.
During the war the hero of the film Mkhitar was injured and cannot
walk.
However, he has not lost his faith and love. The film by Alvard
Grigoryan narrates about the force of morale and that the sun shines
for everyone.
During the discussion that followed the display the workers of the
Rehabilitation Center where Mkhitar has been living and getting
treatment for many months said the film was a little sad. "We call
people who come to us patients and not disabled. And we live together
with them like everyone else," said one of the participants of the
discussion.
Mkhitar who is now recovering after another operation confessed he
had expected a longer film with a longer interview but "everything
was told within 9 minutes".
KarabakhOpen
05-11-2007 13:40:08
On November 3 the film "When Destiny Knocks at the Door" was shown at
the Rehabilitation Center of Stepanakert which had been made as part
of the project Dialogue through Films. The project is implemented
by Stepanakert Press Club in cooperation with Internews Armenia and
Internews Azerbaijan and is supported by Conciliation Resources,
a British organization.
During the war the hero of the film Mkhitar was injured and cannot
walk.
However, he has not lost his faith and love. The film by Alvard
Grigoryan narrates about the force of morale and that the sun shines
for everyone.
During the discussion that followed the display the workers of the
Rehabilitation Center where Mkhitar has been living and getting
treatment for many months said the film was a little sad. "We call
people who come to us patients and not disabled. And we live together
with them like everyone else," said one of the participants of the
discussion.
Mkhitar who is now recovering after another operation confessed he
had expected a longer film with a longer interview but "everything
was told within 9 minutes".