From Literary Text to Film, from Film to Literary Text

Translated

An open lecture by cultural critic Hrach Bayadyan. A comparative look at the film “We Are Our Mountains” and the novella of the same name: how Soviet censorship and Soviet-Armenian national ideology intervened in the translation from page to screen. The discussion also turns to Hrant Matevosyan’s novella “Hangover,” which reconstructs Michelangelo Antonioni’s film “La Notte,” exploring the text's hybrid cinematic-literary language and the broader question of national cinema.

Organizer

Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK); a contemporary art centre that shares announcements for exhibitions, multimedia projects, performing and experimental theatre, public/streets arts and festival programming.

NPAK

From Literary Text to Film, from Film to Literary Text

Translated

An open lecture by cultural critic Hrach Bayadyan. A comparative look at the film “We Are Our Mountains” and the novella of the same name: how Soviet censorship and Soviet-Armenian national ideology intervened in the translation from page to screen. The discussion also turns to Hrant Matevosyan’s novella “Hangover,” which reconstructs Michelangelo Antonioni’s film “La Notte,” exploring the text's hybrid cinematic-literary language and the broader question of national cinema.

Organizer

Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK); a contemporary art centre that shares announcements for exhibitions, multimedia projects, performing and experimental theatre, public/streets arts and festival programming.