Artavazd Peleshyan

Artawasd Peleschjan (Armenian Արտավազդ Փելեշյան; born February 22, 1938 in Leninakan ) is an Armenian filmmaker. A wider audience still unknown, it is appreciated by connoisseurs for its innovative assembly technology.

Peleschjan grew up in Kirowakan (now Vanadzor ) that initially worked as a laborer, then became engineer and attended from 1963 WGIK, the Film School in Moscow. With Wremena goda ( The Seasons ) ( 1972), he became known beyond the borders of the Soviet Union itself. He has also appeared as a theorist.

Peleschjan now lives in Moscow.

Movies

• Načalo (The Beginning ), Soviet Union, 1967, 10 ', experimental documentary
• My ( We ), the Soviet Union in 1969, 30 ', experimental documentary
• Naš vek ( Our Century ), Soviet Union 1983/90, 30 ', experimental documentary
• Obitateli ( Residents ), Soviet Union, 1970, 10 ', experimental documentary
• Wremena goda ( The Seasons ), Soviet Union, 1972, 30 ', experimental documentary
• Konec ( end ), Armenia 1992, 8 ', experimental documentary
• Žizn ( Life ), Armenia 1993, 7 ', experimental documentary

Writings

• Artavazd Peleschjan: Distance assembly, or the theory of distance from Russian translated by Hans -Joachim Schlegel, in: The Documentary of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic, ed. by Hans -Joachim Schlegel, de Hadeln, Erika de Hadeln. Nyon in 1989 and Berlin in 1990 and in: The subversive camera. To the other reality in the Eastern and Central European documentary, ed. by Hans -Joachim Schlegel. Constance: UGC 1999, ISBN 3-89669-134-1.