The movie starts with a young man who acts as if he never saw an automated door. It's a bit insulting, insinuating that the man is from a backward country. He comes from Beirut. I'm sure they have plenty of automatic doors there.
As the movie goes along, there are the typical stereotypes of Armenian life. But then, there are extreme characters as well.
In the end, the characters develop and you feel a great deal of sympathy for them. The acting is very good.
Finally, you leave the movie feeling that you've seen something worthwhile.
As the movie goes along, there are the typical stereotypes of Armenian life. But then, there are extreme characters as well.
In the end, the characters develop and you feel a great deal of sympathy for them. The acting is very good.
Finally, you leave the movie feeling that you've seen something worthwhile.
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