YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 18, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. Yerevan premiere of film director Gor Kirakosian's (residing in U.S.) full-length feature film "A Big Story in a Small Town" took place on September 15 at Moscow cinema of Yerevan. The young film director graduated from Los Angeles Film Directors College and this film is his final work. The film was shown at Glendale cinema and was highly estimated by both Armenian and American spectators. As Hrant Tokhatian, actor playing the leading part in the film, said at the press conference held the same day, before this the young film director shot "Romeo and Juliet" short film, as well as video clips for singers. In Gor Kirakosian's words, the film was shot within 28 days, but before this he did preparatory work in Los Angeles. The script writer is Nektar Martirosian who emigrated from Armenia. "I shot this film about my beloved Yerevan and people residing in Yerevan, on the basis of their gay and interesting stories," the film director said. Gor Kirakosian said that the film was shot in the High Definition format, but they will try to record it on the film in the future. Soon this film about Yerevan will be shown at Independent Films Festival of America.

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