This lyrical and musical comedy tells how residents of an Armenian village are traveling to a distant, remote Russian village. The young man, who has served in the neighborhood of that village, has fallen in love with a Russian girl, but the parents of the latter are against their marriage: they do not want to send their only child to distant Armenia.
It is noteworthy, that the premier of “A Bride from the North” has taken place on television and not at the cinema.
According to screenwriter Gevorg Harutyunyan, “ArmenFilm” and USSR State Committee for Cinematography were sharply against the film’s scenario. Nevertheless, the film was given the right to live and now it is considered as a masterpiece in the Armenian cinematography.
1975, USSR
Director: Nerses Hovhannisyan
Genre: Comedy
Stars: Ara Babajanyan, Verjaluys Mirijanyan, Armen Jigarkhanyan, Yervand Manaryan
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