Komitas

Year: 1988

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: German

Director: Don Askarian

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Dedicated to Armenian monk and composer Komitas and the two million Armenians killed in the 1915 genocide, the film traces his artistic legacy and the tragic final two decades he spent confined in mental institutions. It portrays the beauty of Armenian culture shattered by brutal history, reflecting a humanity that forgets its roots and purpose.

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