Movie Romance
Very popular Soviet Armenian musical about a talented singer, spoiled by his success.
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Khoren Abramyan Hrachia Nersisyan Vagharsh Vagharshyan Semyon Sokolovsky Eleanora Sudakova Olga Gulazyan Tamara Lanko-Kimanyan Nikolay Ter-Semyonov Verjaluys Mirijanyan A. Soghomonyan Ivan Grikurov A. Selimkhanov Gen Gurgen Shahnazaryan Amasi Martirosyan Gen Gurgen Shahnazaryan Murad Kostanyan Tatul Dilakyan Anna Garagash T. Bahchinyan
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