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Anthropocentrism and Symbolism in Armenian Films of the Soviet Era
Anzhela V. Dolgova · 2025
Catalogue summary
Soviet-era Armenian films are read through protagonists who confront family duty, resilience, genocide, revolution, disaster, and cultural inheritance with sparse scenography but accomplished acting.
Why this matters
The article treats cinema as an archive of intergenerational values and historical feeling, not only as a chronology of directors or productions.
Citation
Anzhela V. Dolgova 2025. Anthropocentrism and Symbolism in Armenian Films of the Soviet Era. Общество философия история культура. https://doi.org/10.24158/fik.2025.5.32
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