


ArmInfo.The Golden Apricot International Film Festival has unveiled its international feature film competition program.
It features 12 films from a number of countries, including "Survival of Shakespeare" by Armenian directors Inna Sahakyan and Ruben Ghazaryan, a co-production with the Netherlands.
As part of the international competition program, Yerevan audiences will also see the following films: "Past, Future, Continuous" (Iran, Italy, Norway) - directed by Morteza Ahmadvand and Firuze Khosrovani; "Hair, Paper, Water..." (Austria), directed by Nicolas Gros and Truong Minh Quy; "London" (Austria), directed by Sebastian Brameshuber; "The Moon Is My Father" (Georgia), directed by Giorgi Ovashvili; "The Lion Behind Me" (Cyprus, Greece, Luxembourg), directed by Tonya Misciali; "Currents" (Argentina, Switzerland), directed by Milagros Mumenthaler; "The Mechanics of Borders" (Canada), directed by Hubert Caron-Gue; "The Father" (Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia), directed by Tereza Nvotova; "No Good Men" (Afghanistan, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway), directed by Sharbanu Sadat; "Star Child" (Germany), directed by Joscha Bongard, and "Tristan Forever" (Switzerland), directed by Tobbias Noll and Laurent Bonnardo.
This year's Golden Apricot Film Festival will take place from July 12th to 19th. The main screening venues will be the Moscow and Nairi cinemas, as well as the Dom Kino (House of Cinema).



