King Chakh-Chakh
Jan 01, 1969
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Dmitri Kesayants, Aram Samvelyan, Bagrat Oganesyan, Ernest MartirosyanOverview
A film anthology consisting of adaptations of works by the great Armenian poet Hovhannes Tumanyan, released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth.
Cast of King Chakh-Chakh
Azat SherentsЧах-Чах
Yakov AzizyanСимон
Gurgen JanibekyanПетрос-ага
Vaghinak Marguniстароста
Vladimir EpiskoposyanЮноша
Vrej Hakobyan- Arsen Bagratuni
Avetik Dgragatcpanyan- Georgiy Elbakyan
- Edward Muradyan
Karen Dzhanibekyan
Armen AyvazyanСандро
Nikolay GevorkyanШах-Мар- Grachya KostanyanКикос
- Paruyr Santrosyanпастух
- Jean SrapyanСарибек
- Mkrtich Mkhitaryan
- Artsruni Harutyunyan
Vilen Galstyan- G. Margaryan
- Svetlana Ovanesyan
- Jirayr Petrosyan
Edgar Elbakyan
Artemiy Hayrapetyan
Mayis Gharagyozyan
Alexander Hovhannisyan
Zhanna Avetisyan
Crew of King Chakh-Chakh
- Dmitri KesayantsDirector, Screenplay
- Aram SamvelyanDirector
- Bagrat OganesyanDirector
- Ernest MartirosyanDirector, Screenplay
- Grant MatevosyanScreenplay
Tigran MansuryanOriginal Music Composer- Melik MavisakalyanOriginal Music Composer
- Martyn VartazaryanOriginal Music Composer
- Sarkis GevorkyanDirector of Photography
- Artashes JalalyanDirector of Photography
- Armen MirakyanDirector of Photography
Stepan AndranikyanProduction Design- Alexander ShakaryanProduction Design
- Lydia GevorkyanProduction Design
About King Chakh-Chakh
What is King Chakh-Chakh about?
A film anthology consisting of adaptations of works by the great Armenian poet Hovhannes Tumanyan, released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth.
When was King Chakh-Chakh released?
King Chakh-Chakh was released on January 1, 1969.
Who directed King Chakh-Chakh?
King Chakh-Chakh was directed by Dmitri Kesayants, Aram Samvelyan and Bagrat Oganesyan.
Who is in the cast of King Chakh-Chakh?
The cast of King Chakh-Chakh includes Azat Sherents (Чах-Чах), Yakov Azizyan (Симон), Gurgen Janibekyan (Петрос-ага), Vaghinak Marguni (староста) and Vladimir Episkoposyan (Юноша).