Arman Ghazaryan
Acting
Biography
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Born: August 30, 1973
Known For
Ivanovs-Ivanovs. New Year Holidays
The Ivanovs are preparing to celebrate the New Year in Egypt. But on board the plane they encounter robbers who are trying to take the ring stolen from the museum abroad. A fight ensues in flight, which causes the plane to land urgently in Yerevan. The New Year is coming, the hotels are busy, but Hamlet's brother David helps everyone out. It would seem that now you can safely celebrate the holiday, but the stolen ring accidentally falls to the Ivanovs, and the robbers do not give up trying to return it. This is how the Ivanovs' adventures in Armenia begin.
OTTK
A businessman's partner is trying to take over his businesses. To solve the problem, he gathers criminal experts from all over the world in one place.
Authority 2
The main character, Alisa, this time crossing the border of life and death, overcoming betrayals and uncovering conspiracies, will achieve her goal. And the goal is not to get power, which you can't say about the goals of that same power...
Absolutely Idiot
Tigris wants to change the world for the better and remove evil from people, as a result of which he constantly falls into incredible adventures and finds himself at the center of events in the city.
The Last Sparapet
Based on true events, the film presents nearly all stages of national hero Sparapet Vazgen Sargsyan's life, intertwined with significant events in the modern history of our country.
Women in Black
At a wealthy man's wake, his mistresses unexpectedly appear and disrupt the peace.
Artavazd II Between Rome and Parthia
The reign of the Armenian king Artavazd Il coincided with the period of fierce Roman-Parthian wars, in which Greater Armenia always took a direct part. Greek and Roman historians called Armenia the third power in the world, and its king Artavazd Il one of the most influential and authoritative rulers of his era. This was the era of great personalities Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, Mark Antony, who became part of the great policy of the Armenian king Artavazd II.