Master and Servant

Year: 1962

Runtime: 20 mins

Language: Armenian

Director: Dmitri Kesayants

Comedy

Manas is hired by the stingy master Tatos to work until spring, when the cuckoo calls. Their contract stipulates that any annoyance between them means total loss. Unable to endure the relentless labor, Manas quits without pay after months. The next servant to arrive at Tatos’s door is Manas’s clever younger brother, Simon.

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