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Gurgen GadachikFilm director, cameraman Gurgen Gadachik posseses an exclusive archive. Although the author does not reside in Armenia, however, one can find most diverse documentaries on the events and people in Armenia. As to how did he catch pressing topics, what feelings he has in documenting events, the author tells himself in hi conversation with Father Ruben Zargarian. The film director also addresses his miniatures and the ideas they convey. |
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Bagrat AsatryanEconomist Bagrat Asatryan thinks that if the migration goes on with the same rate, then within a very short time the country will face serious threats. One of the consequences of the migration is e.g non-viability of villages. According to the 2012 data, birth rate in villages was lower than in the capital. In terms of birth rates, Syunik Marz is in the most infavorable conditions, followed by Tavush and Vayots Dzor Marzes.
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Davit JamalyanRev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts Davit Jamalyan, a military expert.
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Sarkis HatspanianJanuary 19 is the assassination day of Hrank Dink, Turkish Armenian intellectual, editor-in-chief of “Agos” newspaper. Who was Hrant Dink, how vital is the issue of Genocide recognition and the opening of Armenian-Turkish border? Are the evolving immigration in Armenia, growing poverty and frustration bear any connection to the development of Armenian-Turkish relations? Father Ruben Zargarian talked to the public figure Sarkis Hatspanian. |
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Father Kyuregh TalyanWhat’s the perception of the sacrament of Christmas of the 21st century man, is he ready to accept Christ the child, get to know Him, cherish, care for, grow and live by Him? Fr. Ruben Zargarian and Fr. Kyuregh Talyan hold a conversation on the occasion of the feast of Christmas. |
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Hrant TokhatyanRev. Fr. Ruben Zargarian hosts Hrant Tokhatyan, an actor. The conversation is about the current mission of the of the artist in public life. Who is the artist and how much is he/she in a power to consolidate and guide? Is the theater nowadays being fed from the Holy Bible and is it anyhow communicated to the audience? What is the language of the theater today? |
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Ruben AltunyanComposer Ruben Altunyan considers his ballet-oratory “Book of Lamentations” to be the product of his half-century activities as a composer. In his conversation with Fr. Ruben Zargarian, the composer presents his key to perceiving Narekatsi. |
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Ghazar MirzoyanPainter Ghazar Mirzoyan believes that “Every piece of art is condemned if the artist lacks love, faith and education”. He is hosted by Father Ruben Zargarian in the pavilion of Day 6.
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Zaven KhachikyanZaven Khachikyan is a photographer, documentarian. His gaze centers on man with all his feelings, hardships and problems. The photographer thinks that through creative work you can fight even corruption and unemployment, which at present is simply overlooked. As an example, the photographer presents his book which was published recently. |
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Artur ShahnazaryanComposer Artur Shahnazaryan is sure: music is a language and the more beautiful and purer it is the more educated and clever generation we'll have. |
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Vardan KhachatryanFathe Ruben Zargarian hosts theologist Vardan Khachatryan. The conversation is basically focused on the issue of preservation of spiritual-cultural values, mutual connection between the steadiness of the state and family, as well as the consequences of misinterpreting human rights and freedoms, in the context of the national security concept paper. |
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Artak ZeynalyanHuman rights activist Artak Zeynalyan attaches big importance to independence of judicial system and protection of citizen’s rights by the state considering the level of legal consciousness of society to be the guarantee for having the law come to love. Father Ruben Zargarian who runs the conversation does not put off finding out the link between the rights and faith. |
Day 6
And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth….And God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.
The author and host of the TV series “Day 6” is a priest. He takes interest in the attitude of an Armenian today towards life, Christian ethics, universal values. The guests of pavilion include men of art, science, politics, economics, education and media, who are zealous for the Armenian Church, Christian faith and share their concerns about complicated and problematic issues, related to organizing public life, with the hosting priest.
Frequency: Every Saturday, at 22:00
Rerun: Monday, at 13:30