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actually, to be quite honest, the movie was pretty funny with Hrant etc. however there are some stupid Armenian stereotypes (note: Armenians produced this movie) that could be left out altogether. At one point the impression was that all Armenian women are ugly as hell and ALL Armenian men are trying to marry other nationalities...
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I didn't see Hrant there. He must be pretty good. He could make any movie great with a one man show performancy. However, the clip that was there as a sample looked like a poor resemblance of "The Bride from the North" (Harsnatsun Hyusisits). I would take that movie over this any time.

 

Kakach jan, you're absolutely true about the stereotypes. If this was a realistic movie (judgeing from the quality of the film it was shot on), it should reflect the reality, which it did not. If it was a good hearted commedy it failed miserably.

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You would have to define an "Armenian" first. The US has a lot of Armenians that aren't really Armenians anymore.

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Well well well, look whos back. Where have you been kind super mod?

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You would have to define an "Armenian" first. The US has a lot of Armenians that aren't really Armenians anymore.

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All the citizens of Armenia as well as everyone who willingly declares him/herslef Armenian and acts on it somehow. Even if this act is very small compared to actions of other Armenians.

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You would have to define an "Armenian" first. The US has a lot of Armenians that aren't really Armenians anymore.

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Vayyy Sip jan :) BArev

es ur es Du Super jan ??? ha ??? menq el arden TSaghik eyinq arnum qez hamar

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Guys doesn’t matter where we have the largest Diaspora, we are still second place in this category :angry: , Irish have the lead… since they have the largest Diaspora outside Ireland.

Looks like the way its going.... we should have the lead in no time :)

1st place……finally something in first about Armenians.!

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Armenian Diaspora is far from being the largest diaspora in terms of ratio of people in the homeland and people abroad. In absolute numbers it is even farther behind many more Diasporas.

 

According to the first 'per capita' factor, we are behind Irish, Jewish, Lebaneese, and number of other nations.

 

As to per number of Diaspora people, Italians, Greeks, Russians, French, Polish (Chicago is the second biggest Polish city after Warsaw :) )ect.

 

Armenian Diaspora compared to many other Diasporas is 'mobilized' Diaspora. Not the most succesful, but influential. If we could direct this influence towards betterment of Armenia, we won't need Churches, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Museums and number of other time and money consuming endevours. Then, we may use the surplus for propaganda. :)

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actually, to be quite honest, the movie was pretty funny with Hrant etc. however there are some stupid Armenian stereotypes (note: Armenians produced this movie) that could be left out altogether. At one point the impression was that all Armenian women are ugly as hell and ALL Armenian men are trying to marry other nationalities...

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the movie just finished :) 3h long ?

wowwww was a nice movie

 

for now all i can say is - i love it

will reWatch it and tel lyou the rest

 

for now only problem i have is culd not find the original - each and every store ( total of 4 ) has only COPY DVDr's of the movie -

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the movie just finished :) 3h long ?

wowwww  was a  nice movie

 

for  now all i can say is - i love it

will reWatch it  and  tel lyou the rest

 

for now only problem  i have is culd not find the original - each and every store  ( total of 4 )  has only  COPY DVDr's of the movie  -

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Mos, I got the soundtrack, more specifically the CD where the soundtrack was made out of. The best parts of the movie are the last scenes b/c of Ara Gevorgyan's "Arstakh" track playing in the background, although I don't have that one. Can anybody send/post the mp3????

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actually, to be quite honest, the movie was pretty funny with Hrant etc. however there are some stupid Armenian stereotypes (note: Armenians produced this movie) that could be left out altogether. At one point the impression was that all Armenian women are ugly as hell and ALL Armenian men are trying to marry other nationalities...

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Yeah, that's the feeling I got....ugly Armenian girls with big noses (not to mention poor). Hot Armenians guys are marrying non-Armenians :D

What's that actors name who played Tigran? I've never seen him in any other movie.

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I'm from Marseille, France. In France, Armenians are 700 000.

In Marseille, the second largest French city, there are 100 000 Armenians. They represent 12,5 % of Marseille's population.

In Marseille, there are 12 Armenian churches and an Armenian cathedral, the largest Armenian school of Western Europe, an Armenian chamber of commerce, many Armenian organizations, the mayor of Marseille's largest district is Armenian, an Armenian soccer team and we intend to inaugurate a second Dzizernagapert in Marseille on April 24th 2006.

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I'm from Marseille, France. In France, Armenians are 700 000.

In Marseille, the second largest French city, there are 100 000 Armenians. They represent 12,5 % of Marseille's population.

In Marseille, there are 12 Armenian churches and an Armenian cathedral, the largest Armenian school of Western Europe, an Armenian chamber of commerce, many Armenian organizations, the mayor of Marseille's largest district is Armenian, an Armenian soccer team and we intend to inaugurate a second Dzizernagapert in Marseille on April 24th 2006.

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Je dois visiter Marseille alors.. :D

 

En passant, bienvenue chez HyeForum :)

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There are between 40 000 (according to the 2001 census) and 100 000 (according to the Armenian embassy) Armenians in Canada, most of them in the Toronto and Montreal area.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenians#Population_Data

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There are at most 80,000 in Canada, a more resonable number would be 70,000.

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ABOUT MARSEILLE :

 

The Apostolic Armenian Cathedral :

http://www.acam-france.org/contacts/eglise...-marseille8.htm

 

Hamaskaine School, the largest Armenian school of Western Europe :

http://www.hamaskaine-france.com/

 

Some Armenian organizations :

 

Nor Seround :

http://norseround.org/index.php3?centre=Fr...0de%20Marseille

 

ARAM :

http://www.webaram.com/

 

Provence-Arménie :

http://www.provence-armenie.com/

 

Massis Band :

http://www.massisweb.com/

 

Keram, the most important band of Armenian traditional music outside Armenia :

http://www.suds-arles.com/soirees2004/keram.htm

 

Maison Arménienne de la Jeunesse et de la Culture :

http://www.acam-france.org/contacts/asso-c...seille-majc.htm

 

CCAF - Marseille Provence :

http://www.ccaf.info/marseille/

 

Some demonstrations in Marseille :

http://www.yevrobatsi.org/st/item_report.php?r=7&id=136

http://www.yevrobatsi.org/st/item_report.php?r=7&id=125

http://www.yevrobatsi.org/st/item_report.php?r=7&id=128

http://www.yevrobatsi.org/st/item_report.php?r=7&id=129

http://www.yevrobatsi.org/st/item_report.php?r=7&id=131

http://www.yevrobatsi.org/st/item_report.php?r=7&id=124

http://oscarkapac.hautetfort.com/armenie/

 

 

Fashion designers :

 

http://www.didierparakian.com/

http://www.alain-manoukian.com/

http://www.stephane-kelian.com/

http://www.armenak.fr/

 

More informations about the Armenians of Marseille :

 

http://www.amarseille.net/article.php3?id_article=51

http://contrecourant.france2.fr/cc_dernier...=212&annee=2004

http://www.cdca.asso.fr/s/detail.php?r=4&id=289

http://www.france5.fr/articles/W00068/608/

http://www.france5.fr/articles/W00068/608/46117.cfm

http://www.webaram.com/marshebdo_200405.html

 

Marseille's future "Dzidzernagapert"

http://www.l2marseille.com/L2Est/stbar/imabar/stele.jpg

 

Robert Guediguian, Marseille's most famous Armenian director :

http://www.peripheries.net/g-gued.htm

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I'm from Marseille, France. In France, Armenians are 700 000.

In Marseille, the second largest French city, there are 100 000 Armenians. They represent 12,5 % of Marseille's population.

In Marseille, there are 12 Armenian churches and an Armenian cathedral, the largest Armenian school of Western Europe, an Armenian chamber of commerce, many Armenian organizations, the mayor of Marseille's largest district is Armenian, an Armenian soccer team and we intend to inaugurate a second Dzizernagapert in Marseille on April 24th 2006.

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I thought that only Moscow and Los Angeles have a larger Armenian community then Paris, or am I not right on this? But Marseille, without a doubt has a larger Armenian community per capita of the population. This is probably similar with Glendale vs. NYC and Rostov-na-Donu vs. Moscow. (I don't know, is Glendale actually a part of LA or a single municipality?).

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Hayer djan help me please. Tell me please can armenian diaspora of USA help me to move USA. The life among moslems becomes unbearable. I wanna live in USA coz I am scare of my family's future: my mom, sister and brothe. I'd love to live in Armenia but it's too late moreover I've never lived there and I don't speak armenian. I am not married. Who can help me? thanks a lot in advance.
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