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Dyadya Walya| 23mins
Director: Nikolay Davtyan | Producer: Dzhaginyan Ryben
Focus Years: 2009 | Country: Armenia
Subject Tags: americas, armenia, asia, culture, health, migration, ukraine, united states
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
Valentin Podpomogov is not an immigrant. Most likely, he never will be. It's his pictures that are migrating to America: in Los Angeles alone, there are already more than a dozen of them. He lives in the city where he was born, Yerevan. His second name reveals that his father was Ukrainian. It's his mother who was Armenian - and therefore he considers himself to be a refined Armenian. People in Yerevan say, "Valushka? He's the salt of Armenia", for those who don't know Podpomogov, don't know Armenia. He is a true Armenian artist; every cell in his body has absorbed the country's essence, its culture, pride and pain.

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