The Book of Lamentations, written by Gregory of Narek in the 10th century, is a masterpiece of medieval Armenian poetry. Through its verses and visual motifs, filmmaker Atam Rasho pays tribute to the poet, at the same time as illustrating his rich visual imagery via traditional techniques.
Also presented:
38th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2020)
38th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2020)
| Director | Atam Rasho |
| Cast | Sandrine Bonnaire, Gagik Muradyan |
Image tirée du film Voix des soupirs // Image from the film Voix des soupirs
Image tirée du film Voix des soupirs // Image from the film Voix des soupirs
Image tirée du film Voix des soupirs // Image from the film Voix des soupirs
Production
Atam Rasho
Atam Rasho graduated from the EMCA animation school in Agoulême in 2013. His graduation film, Le fils prodigue, was selected for over twenty animation festivals and awarded at the festival in Buenos Aires. His next project was a 2D animation in collaboration with Serge Avedikian for the film Dernier round à Istanbul. He also worked as head of ink animation for the series Les aventuriers de l’Art Moderne by Amélie Harrault. In early 2019, he completed production of Voix des soupirs, his first professional animated short. This work is an adaptation of the Book of Lamentations, a collection of poems by tenth-century mystical poet Gregory of Narek, one of Armenia’s foremost cultural treasures. Alongside his work as an animator and director, Atam Rasho shares his passion for animated cinema by working with animation students as well as with primary and secondary schools and colleges.
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