Film Industry

Four Armenian directors will develop short films with international partners in Yerevan, ahead of their premieres at Critics’ Week in Cannes in 2027.

Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports has approved new regulations for state film funding competitions, concluding a regulatory process launched in 2024.

The French Kissani Films says a tripartite agreement was sent to the Armenian side several months ago, but no response was received.

Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports has published a draft ministerial order intended to regulate how competitions for state funding of national film projects are organized and conducted,...

More than half a century after its premiere, Sergei Parajanov’s The Color of Pomegranates continues to find new audiences — its theatrical run in South Korea lasted until February 2026.

Armenia’s cinema market surpassed $1.48M in box office revenue with over 230K admissions in January–February 2026.

Armenian film box office results for 2025: a comprehensive analysis of attendance and box office collections.

Armenia has launched a cash rebate system for film production, but an investigation by Film Industry Watch casts doubt on its legality, transparency, and the involvement of the announced partner,...

Armenian filmmakers call for inclusion in decision-making, sending an open letter to the ministry.

Cartoon Movie (March 4-6) once again brought together the European animation industry, summing up the results in Bordeaux at the largest event for pitching and conceptualizing animated films.