A man reaches a small town located in the Aragatz mountainsides.
Nobody knows who he is, or where he comes from. He is alone. He
lost his entire family and friends, his house and belongings during
the 1915 genocide. The world of the living does not appeal to him. The
only thing he clings to is the unending poignant memory of the 1915
tragic events when the Armenians died by dozens of thousands.
The only persons able to understand him are those who survived the
same tragedy. Noubar enters his life; she is also alone. Nahapet and
Noubar do not yet belong to the present; they are bound by their past
community. Little by little, Nahapet learns happiness again through
essential values that are vital. It feels reborn within, while his country
is greatly impressed with the possibility of meeting its most ele
mentary needs.
Source : Festival de Vesoul 2013 (FICA)