The "Paris-Stepanakert-Yerevan" festival, which started in Paris on October 4, continued on 5-6 October in Stepanakert.
Within the framework of the "Paris-Stepanakert-Yerevan" festival film screenings and book discussions held in Stepanakert
As "Artsakhpress" informs, films of Armenian and French filmmakers were shown in the Vallex Garden Cinema Hall in Stepanakert.
The events of the film "The Children of Timpelbach" take place in the small village of Timbelbach. For several weeks, the children have been playing multiple practical jokes and nasty tricks. The parents, overwrought decide to leave the village for what they think will only be one day. But nothing happens as planned: on the way back, they are taken prisoner by a group of soldiers.
"The Snow Leopard" won the César Award for the Best Documentary Film.
In the heart of the Tibetan highlands, photographer Vincent Munier leads writer Sylvain Tesson in his quest for the snow leopard. It introduces him to the delicate art of looking out, reading tracks and the patience necessary to catch a glimpse of the animals. While traveling, the two men weave a dialogue about the place among living beings and celebrate the beauty of the world.
''When the Wind Calms down" directed by Nora Martirosyan is a French-Armenian joint production film shot in Artsakh. The film received 4 César awards in 4 nominations: "Best Actor", "Best Screenplay", "Best Direction", "Best Film".