The online meeting focused on the foundation’s work over the past year, including the national film registry, distribution certificates, the ...

The Yerevan festival enters FIAPF’s accredited network for the first time as the federation restores official A-list status for 17 ...

Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports has published a draft ministerial order intended to regulate how competitions for ...

More than half a century after its premiere, Sergei Parajanov’s The Color of Pomegranates continues to find new audiences — ...

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

Armenia’s participation in the European Film Market lacks public planning, clear objectives, and publicly available results from previous years.

Submission deadlines, eligibility rules and award categories: what the Academy announced and what it means for film producers.

The government proposes to transfer management of Armenfilm’s state-owned shares to the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport.

The festival will take place on June 25–29 in Yerevan, featuring national and international competitions, masterclasses, and industry events.

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