Warmth-Sickness (1990)
An elderly woman walks in the snow-covered city. She buys pomegranates, grapes, pears in the market and comes home. She creates a warm Armenian still-life from this fruits and starts to paint. From the very first line on the white canvas till the ready painting we follow the work of artist Mariam Aslamazian in her studio in Moscow. She finishes the painting. Switches off the light, locks the door and leaves the studio.
Director: David Safarian
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 10 min
Release Date: December 12, 1990
Cast
- Mariam Aslamazian - Mariam Aslamazian
Screenplay
Production: Armenia Studio
Country: Soviet Union
Language: Armenian
Budget: $16,000
Original Language: hy
More Films by Director: David Safarian
More Films in Genre: Documentary
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Warmth-Sickness about?
- An elderly woman walks in the snow-covered city. She buys pomegranates, grapes, pears in the market and comes home. She creates a warm Armenian still-life from this fruits and starts to paint. From the very first line on the white canvas till the ready painting we follow the work of artist Mariam Aslamazian in her studio in Moscow. She finishes the painting. Switches off the light, locks the door and leaves the studio.
- Who directed Warmth-Sickness?
- Warmth-Sickness was directed by David Safarian.
- Who stars in Warmth-Sickness?
- Warmth-Sickness stars Mariam Aslamazian.
- How long is Warmth-Sickness?
- Warmth-Sickness has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).
- What genre is Warmth-Sickness?
- Warmth-Sickness is a Documentary film.
- What is the budget of Warmth-Sickness?
- Warmth-Sickness had a budget of $16,000.
- Where was Warmth-Sickness produced?
- Warmth-Sickness was produced in Soviet Union.