Hotel Kalafatis View review. Greece.
My honest review: Hotel Kalafatis View, Kalafatis, Kalafatis, 84600, Greece. Each with a private pool, Kalafatis View offers modern Cycladic-style villas with panoramic Aegean Sea views from their balconies and patios. It is located 0.9 miles from the beaches of Kalafatis and Agia Anna. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.Featuring beamed ceilings and light wood furnishings, all air-conditioned villas have a living room with a fireplace and flat-screen, satellite TV. Each includes a fully equipped kitchen, as well as a stone-built BBQ by the pool. Free toiletries and a hairdryer are provided in the bathrooms.Guests can find a mini market and local taverns at 0.6 miles from Kalafatis View. Mykonos Port lies at 6.8 miles and Mykonos International Airport is 8.1 miles away. Free, private parking is available on site. We speak your language!Kalafatis View has be
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Panorama of Lagoon on Naxos, when 9bf - with a twist at the end ;)
Panorama of Lagoon on Naxos, when 9bf - with a twist at the end ;)
EXPLORING the BEACHES of MYKONOS: the GOOD, the BAD and the SUPER UGLY (GREECE) ????️????
SUBSCRIBE: - Let's go to one of the world's most famous island, the Greek island of Mykonos and let's visit a few of its 27 (official) beaches. We are going to visit the beaches of Ornos, Paradise, Super Paradise, Agios Stephanos, Agia Anna, Kalafatis, Platis Yialos (and others) and we will place the beaches into 3 categories: the Good (meaning, I liked them), the Bad (meaning they were ok, there is something annoying about them) and the Ugly (which really means I disliked them). At the end, we will see the last undeveloped beach (which will be taken over and will be completely changed within a year).
The first 3 beaches, ELIA, KALAFATIS and KALO LIVADHI - you will need transportation (I had a motorcycle, which was ok) to get to. AGIOS STEFANOS is the closest to the main town and you can there in 10 minutes by bus, it is very close to the new port or the main marina; AGIA ANNA, you will need transportation as well; ONOS, you can there by bus from the main town (10 minutes by bus), sae with PLATIS YIALOS (or GIALOS); PANORMOS, you will need transportation, it is quite far; and finally, for both, PARADISE and SUPER PARADISE BEACH, you will need your own transportation.. I mentioned the names of the beaches here in the order that they appear on the video!!
Rhodes, the largest of Greece’s Dodecanese islands, is known for its beach resorts, ancient ruins and remnants of its occupation by the Knights of St. John during the Crusades. The city of Rhodes has an Old Town featuring the medieval Street of the Knights and the castlelike Palace of the Grand Masters. Captured by the Ottomans and then held by the Italians, the palace is now a history museum.
Greece is a country in southeastern Europe with thousands of islands throughout the Aegean and Ionian seas. Influential in ancient times, it's often called the cradle of Western civilization. Athens, its capital, retains landmarks including the 5th-century B.C. Acropolis citadel with the Parthenon temple. Greece is also known for its beaches, from the black sands of Santorini to the party resorts of Mykonos.
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Agia Anna Naxos Restaurants
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Agios Ioannis beach Mykonos MVI_2231.MOV
Views from Agios Ioannis beach on Mykonos on May 20 2012. Ag Ioannis is where many of the scenes from the Shirley Valentine movie were filmed.
Skopelos Christmas Music at Molos 2014
Mykonos Agios Ioannis
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Italian Flair, Mykonos, Greece
This stand- alone 670m2 property sits on Kalafatis area offering unparalleled views of Beach Kalafati in Mykonos. The location could not be better; situated at the farthest point from the main road between the three most amazing beaches of all Mykonos.
The home affords privacy and tranquility whilst still maintaining a community feel with all the benefits that go with it. A smart home that can be managed at all times from a distance, high tech all around makes this home the perfect candidate for a savvy buyer!
Larger than all other Villas in the area this spectacular property is just a few minutes away from not one but three amazing beaches in all Mykonos. Kalafatis beach is just a 2′ drive, Kalo Livadi is just a 5′ walk and St. Anna beach just a 10′ walk.
The interior design is breathtaking with exquisite rock work on the floors, high beamed ceilings, open gourmet kitchen, fireplace in the living room and one master suite located on entry level, second master suite on ground level along with 5 more master bedrooms all en suite bathrooms.
Main level opens to expansive wrap around terrace watching the amazing sunsets Aegean has to offer and stepping down to the BBQ area and outdoor dining area with at the outdoor kitchen ready to entertain the entire family and their guests.
The Infinity pool is surrounded by a wooden deck and plenty of space for massage or relaxation.
This property the minute you enter feels like a home paying attention to every detail. The craftmanship is exquisite combining the Italian design to perfection along with the Aegean architecture.
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06 MYKONOS ANO MERA a DIMASTO KALAFATIS GRECIA
06 MYKONOS ANO MERA a DIMASTO KALAFATIS GRECIA
En esta ocasión nos traslados hasta ANO MERA, el segundo pueblo más grande de la Isla de MYKONOS situado a 7 km. al Este de CHORA. Es este un lugar tranquilo y pintoresco con una preciosa Plaza cuadrada donde se encuentran los Restaurantes para quien desee degustar las especialidades de los platos típicos locales.
Junto al aparcamiento destaca el Monasterio de PENAGIA TOURLIANI con su bonita y elevada torre de arquitectura Isleña.
El pueblo se concentra alrededor de la gran Plaza frente al Monasterio con sus callecitas estrecha entre blancas casitas donde se pueden encontrar tienditas para recuerdos.
Merece la pena visitar el interior del Monasterio y admirar la magnífica colección de mosaicos con motivos religiosos, obra de un pintor de la Isla Creta. Alberga también una preciosa talla de madera de la Virgen María en Tourlos y valiosos utensilios religiosos.
El Templo es recogido y acogedor, alumbrado por unas lámparas verticales y colgantes bajo una cúpula central con la imagen de Cristo sobre unas columnas, desde donde penden unos púlpitos extraordinariamente ornamentados para dirigir a los fieles la palabra del Evangelio y la oración.
Abandonamos ANO MERA para dirigirnos hacia DIMASTO KALAFATIS..
Este lugar se encuentra situado en la parte Sur Este de la Isla a la altura de Agía Anna
La pequeñita Península de DIMASTO es un lugar privilegiado que su brazo de unión a la Isla forma dos pequeñas Calas con sus respectivas Playas y un Puertecito con un Restaurante donde degustar de pescados y mariscos frescos de lugar.
Nuestra experiencia es que, pudimos disfrutar de una buena pieza e pez pescado en estas aguas y muy bien asada y condimentada, acompañada de un exquisito vino Griego que nos supo a gloria.
Las vistas desde este lugar son extraordinarias, llama la atención el perfil de la Isla DRAGONISI que verdaderamente dibuja sobre el horizonte la forma de un auténtico DRAGON o DINOSAURIO.
El Pulpo es uno de los platos estrella, que para su conservación lo exponen, para secarlo al Sol impregnándolo previamente con un preparado al vinagre.
El Restaurante con un ambiente muy agradable pintado y decorado con motivos y elementos marinos.
En el Puertecito, es interesante contemplar la cotidiana faena de los marinos con sus preparativos de redes y demás enseres para la pesca,
Como final de jornada y último día de estancia en la Isla de Mykonos nos trasladamos al Puerto desde donde quisimos despedirnos con una mirada hacia su Capital CHORA y todo el litoral. Rememorizando los buenos momentos que en esta bella isla hemos vivido y pensando que quizá volvamos nuevamente algún día.
En este puerto se pueden observar unas embarcaciones, yates y veleros, de verdadero lujo.
Antes de embarcar en el Gran Buque Crucero que nos conducirá a nuevas aventuras en otras islas Griegas.
Agios Ioannis Mykonos MVI 2251
May 20 2012 views of the Agios Ioannis area of Mykonos island in Greece. Agios Ioannis is where many scenes from the Shirley Valentine movie were filmed.
Agia Anna beach Mykonos MVI_1057.MOV
Views of little Agia Anna beach -- located between Platis Gialos and Paraga beaches on Mykonos island. Seen here on May 16 2012.
Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas - Mylopotas - Greece
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Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas hotel city: Mylopotas - Country: Greece
Address: Main Street; zip code: 84001
Set against the mountains, with views over the Aegean Sea, the Cycladic-style Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas offer a rooftop pool with wooden sundeck. It features a cocktail bar. Mylopotas Beach is within a 10-minute walk.
-- Implanté à flanc de montagne, avec vue sur la mer Égée, le Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas présente un style architectural des Cyclades et possède une piscine sur le toit avec une terrasse en bois bien exposée.
-- El Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas, de estilo de las Cícladas, está situado en las montañas, con vistas al mar Egeo, y ofrece una piscina en la azotea con terraza de madera. También alberga un bar de cócteles.
-- Die im Stil der Kykladen gestaltete Unterkunft Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas genießt eine idyllische Lage an den Bergen und bietet Ihnen einen schönen Blick auf die Ägäis.
-- Het Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxuury Villas ligt tegen de bergen en biedt uitzicht over de Egeïsche Zee. De luxe villa's hebben een Cycladische stijl en beschikken over een zwembad op het dak met een houten zonnedek. Het hotel heeft een cocktailbar.
-- Situato accanto alle montagne, a 10 minuti a piedi dalla spiaggia di Mylopotas, il Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas è una struttura in stile cicladico che offre la vista sul Mar Egeo, una piscina all'ultimo piano con terrazza solarium in legno e...
-- 基克拉迪风格的Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas酒店背靠高山，享有爱琴海的美景，设有带木制阳光甲板的屋顶游泳池，拥有一间鸡尾酒吧，距离Mylopotas海滩有不到10分钟步行路程。 Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas酒店所有典雅的客房都设有阳台、迷你吧和卫星电视，并提供空调。 客人可到健身中心锻炼，亦可到桑拿浴室、蒸汽浴室或reshuiyuc放松。酒店还设有热水浴池，可应要求提供按摩服务。 ...
-- Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas to obiekt w stylu cykladzkim, usytuowany w górach i zapewniający widok na Morze Egejskie. Goście mogą korzystać ze zlokalizowanego na dachu basenu z drewnianym tarasem.
-- Спа-отель Far Out and Luxury Villas, оформленный в кикладском стиле, находятся недалеко от гор с видом на Эгейское море. К услугам гостей бассейн на крыше с деревянной террасой для загара, а также коктейль-бар.
-- Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas är en anläggning i kykladisk stil med berg i bakgrunden och utsikt över Egeiska havet. Det finns en takpool med trädäck. Hotellet har också en cocktailbar. Till Mylopatas strand är det knappt 10 minuters...
-- يقع Far Out Hotel & Spa ذي الطراز الكيكلادسي في الجهة المقابلة للجبال ويوفر إطلالة على بحر إيجه. ويقدم الفندق حوض سباحة على السطح مع مسطبة خشبية للتشمس. ويتوفر بار كوكتيل. كما يقع شاطئ ميلوبوتاس على بعد 10 دقائق سيراً على الأقدام.
-- Το κυκλαδίτικου στιλ Far Out Hotel & Spa and Luxury Villas περιβάλλεται από βουνά και προσφέρει θέα στο Αιγαίο Πέλαγος και πισίνα στον τελευταίο όροφο με ξύλινο χώρο ηλιοθεραπείας. Διαθέτει κοκτέιλ μπαρ.
-- Det kykladisk-inspirerte Far Out Hotel & Spa ligger ved fjellene med utsikt over Egeerhavet og har basseng på taket, solterrasse i tre og cocktail-bar. Mylopotas strand ligger en 10-minutters spasertur unna.
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Skopelos
Skopelos ( )(Greek: Σκόπελος) is a Greek island in the western Aegean sea. Skopelos is the largest of several islands which comprise the Northern Sporades island group. The island is located east of mainland Greece, northeast of the island of Euboea and is part of the Prefecture of Magnesias in the Periphery of Thessaly. Skopelos is also the name of the main port and the municipal center of the island. The other communities of the island are Glossa and Neo Klima (Elios). The geography of Skopelos includes two mountains over 500 meters; Delphi (681 m) in the center of the island, and Palouki (546 m) in the southeast. The nearest inhabited islands are Skiathos to the west and Alonissos to the east.
History
In island legend Skopelos was founded by Staphylos or Staphylus (Greek for grape), one of the sons of the god Dionysos and the Princess Ariadne of Crete. Historically, in the Late Bronze Age Skopelos, then known as Peparethos (Πεπάρηθος) or Peparethus, was colonised by Cretans who introduced viticulture to the island.
Perhaps because of the legend of its founding by the son of the god of wine, the island was known throughout the ancient Greek cities of the Mediterranean Sea for its wine. The play Philoctetes (first performed at the Festival of Dionysus in 409 BC) by Sophocles includes a wine merchant lost on his way to Peparethos - rich in grapes and wine.
In 1936 excavations in the area of Staphylos / Velanio uncovered a royal tomb of the era of Mycenaean Greece. The island was briefly under the control of the city-state Chalcis, Euboea since at least the 8th century BC.
Local food production
Olives and olive oil: Olive oil plays a role in the Skopelos diet, being the basis of all recipes of traditional cuisine. The most prevalent olive is the Pelion variety, larger and rounder than the Kalamata. For eating the olives are cured both in the unripened and the ripened stages.
Feta: A semi-soft, crumbly, well-salted white cheese made from goat milk. Used in Skopelos cheese pie and other vegetable pies, added to salads and served with meals.
Cheese Pie: Not by definition a real pie, but a tiropita, a deep fried spiral of cheese stuffed phyllo dough. The pie is generally about 15 cm in diameter and 3 cm high.
Honey: Honey in Skopelos is mainly pine honey from conifer trees and flower-honey from the nectar of fruit trees and wild flowers.
Prunes: Oven or sun dried Blue or Red Plums.
Environment
Skopelos is one of the greenest islands in the Aegean Sea. The island has a wide range of flowers, trees and shrubs. The local vegetation is chiefly made up of forests of Aleppo Pines (Pinus halepensis), Kermes Oaks (Quercus coccifera), a small forest of Holm Oaks (Quercus ilex), Oleo-Ceratonion maquis, fruit trees and olive groves. The pine forests on Skopelos have replaced oak species that predominated in the past; this is due to a preference for pine trees, since their timber is widely used for ship construction.
hurches
The island has more than 360 churches and chapels. Most are closed through the years except for the feast day of whom or whatever the church has been dedicated. Most have been privately built. The oldest existing ecclesiastical structure is the basilica of Agios Athanasios built in the 11th century and located in the Kastro area. All except one of the churches on the island observe the Greek Orthodox faith. The remaining church hosts a small enclave of Jehovah's Witnesses. Christianity was formalized in Skopelos by the appointment of the Bishop Riginos in the 4th century. Under the Reign of the Emperor Julian the Apostate, Riginos was martyred in 362 AD The saint's feast day is February 25 - a holiday on the island.
Mykonos Villa Hermes - Rethink Greece Retreats
Personalized Mykonos villa vacations you can be sure of.
Area : Greece Cyclades
Villa in Greece Mykonos
Guests : 16
Bedrooms : 8
Bathrooms : 9
Pool : Yes
Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes is an exceptionally spacious, newly build villa laid our over a 7.000 meters plot, perfectly spotted in a privileged position in Kalafatis.
Overlooking three of the nicest beaches in Mykonos, Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes affords breathtaking views of Kalafatis, kato Livadi and Agia Anna beach, offering its guests total privacy and independence.
Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes celebrates traditional Cycladic architecture with white washed walls, blue windows and local stone decorative elements. Villa's extremely spacious outdoor areas along with it's blooming gardens, offer a variety of sitting and dining areas with BBQ, pool bar and pergola, all surrounded with smart remote control music. And to top it off the 22m lake shaped infinity swimming pool offers relaxation under the bright Greek sun all day long.
Indulge yourself a romantic dinner, sunset swims and cocktails of host elegant dinners, parties or any other occasion for celebration in Mykonos.
Villa's interiors are equally attractive as white dominates the space with minimalistic decoration, reflecting the island's aura, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes unfolds in three levels. The ground floor features a spacious living room facing a 20 meters glass wall overlooking the swimming pool area and the sea with the enchanting sunrise colours, a bar, an open plan fully equipped kitchen and a guest wc. This floor also hosts two bedrooms dressed in white with en-suite bathrooms.
The first floor exhibits two spacious master bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and private large verandas offering panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.
Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes also features two independent, private garden suite apartments, cleverly placed underneath the enormous pool. Each private garden apartment has two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a large lounge and kitchenette.
At the lower ground floor of Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes there is a staff apartment with one bedroom, en-suite bathroom, a living room, a kitchen and French doors opening to the pool area.
Mykonos Luxury Villa Hermes is a Rethink Greece Retreats suggestion for families of a large group of friends, wishing to spend a holiday together in a private luxury villa, without compromising everyone's own privacy and independence.
Driving in Mykonos Part II
Driving in Mykonos
Hermitage Exhibition at Byzantine and Christian Museum (Athens)
02 November 2016 until 07 March 2017
The exhibition with Treasures from the Collections of the State Hermitage Museum is the culmination of a series of exhibitions and events which the Byzantine and Christian Museum staged in 2016 to celebrate the dedicatory cross-cultural year ‘Greece in Russia, Russia in Greece 2016’. Significant archaeological treasures and works of art that come from the imperial collections of the State Hermitage Museum of Saint Petersburg are displayed in the galleries of the Museum for the first time ever. Objects of superb aesthetic and artistic value, which the Czars of the Romanov dynasty collected incessantly for two centuries, initiated by Peter the Great (1672–1725), established since the late 17th century the immensely rich collections of the Hermitage, thereby turning it from 1805 onwards into one of the largest and most significant Museums in the world.
The exhibition which the Byzantine and Christian Museum designed is centered on selected archaeological artefacts, works or art, objects of minor arts and paintings that come from the main collections which comprise the State Hermitage Museum, and simultaneously introduces the museum audience to the way art and its aesthetics were perceived and construed in Europe and to life in the Russian court.
HELLENIC MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND SPORTS
General Coordination
Dr. Maria Andreadaki-Vlazaki: General Secretary of the Ministry of Culture and Sports
Organization
Dr. Elena Korka, Director of the General Directorate of Antiquities and Cultural Heritage
Souzana Choulia-Kapeloni, Director of the Directorate of Museums
Dr. Aikaterini P. Dellaporta, Director of the Byzantine and Christian Museum
Nikoleta Saraga, Head of the Department of Exhibitions and Museum Research of the Directorate of Museums
Dr. Kalliopi-Phaidra Kalafati, Head of the Department of the Archaeological Collections of Icons, Wall-Paintings, Mosaics, Copies, Manuscripts, Anthivola, Engravings, Drawings, Incunabula and the Loverdos Collection of the Byzantine and Christian Museum
Dr. Maria Borboudaki, Head of the Department of Sculptures, Woodcarvings, Ceramics, Minor Arts, Textiles and Canvases of the Byzantine and Christian Museum
Supervision of Exhibition
Sofia Gerogiorgi, Ioanna Alexandri, Dr. Jenny Albani, Dr. Antonis Tsakalos, Dafni Tsironi
Museographical study-Implementation
Anestei Parisi, Spyros Nasainas
Administrative Support
Tasia Zacharatou, Aggeliki Peleki, Emy Vogiatzi, Aspasia Kouroumali, Pelagia Koukoreba, Eleftherios Litsos, Chrysoula Liapi, Kyriaki Georgali
BYZANTINE & CHRISTIAN MUSEUM
General Coordination-Curator of the Exhibition
Dr. Aikaterini P. Dellaporta
Realization supervision
Dr. Maria Borboudaki, Sofia Gerogiorgi, Ioanna Alexandri
Museographical Design and Installation
Anestei Parisi, Spyros Nasainas
Antiquities Conservation
Evangelos Arbilias, Youli Doskari, Eleni Zarikou, Thanasis Kavasis, Aggeliki Kalamitsi, Artemis Kabouraki, Giorgos Korkovelos, Akis Margaritof, Basilis Bakalis, Nikos Mylonas,
Babis Papatheologou, Baso Papakosta, Jenny Perdikari, Ioanna Stefani, Dafni Filiou
Graphic Design
Yannis Stavrinos, Giorgos Soupios
Photographer
Nikos Mylonas
Public relations- Promotion
Katerina Choina, Magda Zindrou,Elena Betzou
Technical support
Giannis Gonios, Petros Kalofonos, Spyros Xepapadakis
Lighting
Giannis Tsonis, Sotiris Tsonis, Nikos Stamatopoulos
Administrative Support
Maria Bitha
Wood structures-Museum Cases
Manos Lignos
Plexiglass structures
Miltos Tsafas
Inox supports
Dimitris Drosos
Painting
Petros Pavlik
Digital printing
Nikos Paschalidis
Translation
Dimitris Doumas
Transportation in Greece
Orpheas Beinoglou
THE STATE HERMITAGE MUSEUM
Organization committee
Professor Mikhail Piotrovsky, General Director of the State Hermitage Museum
Professor Georgy Vilinbakhov, Deputy of the General Director of the State Hermitage Museum and Research Departments
Dr. Svetlana Adaksina, Deputy of the General Director of the State Hermitage Museum, General Curator
Professor Sergey Androsov, Head of the Department of Western European Fine Art
Professor Andrey Alexeyev, Head of the Archaeology of Eastern Europe and Siberia Department
Dr. Natalya Kozlova, Head of the Oriental Department
Dr. Anna Trofimova, Head of the Department of Classical Antiquities
Dr. Vyacheslav Fedorov, Head of the History of Russian Culture Department
Exhibition concept-Curator
Dr. Mikhail Dedinkin, Deputy of the Head of the Department of Western European Fine Art
Work Group
Tatyana Baranova, Mikhail Dedinkin, Alexandra Kattsova, Elena Korolkova, Olga Kostyuk, Zoya Kuptsova, Maria Menshikova, Alexander Solin, Arseniy Sokolov
Antiquities Conservation
Supervision: Tatyana Baranova, Head of the Department of Scientific Restoration and Conservation
Documentarist / Վավերագրողը
Documentarist
Armenia
2003, 80min.
Script: Harutyun Khachatryan, Mikayel Stamboltsyan, Valeri Gasparyan, Dir. Harutyun Khachatryan, Dir. of Phot. Vahagn Ter-Hakobyan (in cooperation with Armen Mirakyan, Levon Petrosyan), Prod. Design.: Vardan Sedrakyan, Music by: Avet Terteryan, Edit.: Sophia Gabrielyan, Sound: Anahit Kesayan.
Cast: Suren Babayan, Harutyun Javazyan {Haroutik}, Kostas Kalafatis {Ekmekchyan}, Agata Vanunts, Ruben Khachatryan, Levon Ghazaryan, Susanna Ghazaryan.
The main protogonist of the film is the documentary film director, who with his small crew records various subjects. Seemingly unrelated themes are juxtaposed to construct a mosaic of Armenia in the 1990s: children-beggars, disabled children abandoned by their parents, newly born infants, refugees, homeless dogs, guilty and innocent prisoners... The tragedy of a society in transition... And hope, born out of extreme despair.
Awards
Special Mention, Carlovy Vary IFF, 2003; State Award of Armenia, 2004, Vahagn Award, Armenia, 2004; Best Director Award; Riga IFF, 2004.
Վավերագրողը
Հայաստան 2003, 80min.
Սց.` Հարություն Խաչատրյան, Միքայել Ստամբոլցյան, Վալերի Գասպարյան, ռեժ.` Հարություն Խաչատրյան, օպեր.` Վահագն Տեր - Հակոբյան, Արմեն Միրաքյանի, Լեւոն Պետրոսյանի համագործակցությամբ, նկ.` Վարդան Սեդրակյան, երաշտ.` Ավետ Տերտերյան, մոնտ.` Սոֆյա Գաբրիելյան, հնչ.` Անահիտ Կեսայան:
Դերերում. Սուրեն Բաբայան, Հարություն Ջավազյան (Հարութիկ), Կոստաս Կալաֆատիս (Էքմեքչյան), Ագաթա Վանունց, Ռուբեն Խաչատրյան, Լեւոն Ղազարյան, Սուսաննա Ղազարյան:
Ֆիլմի գլխավոր հերոսը ռեժիսոր - վավերագրող է, որն իր փոքր խմբով նկարահանում է տարբեր սյուժեներ: Արտաքուստ կարծես թե չկապակցվող այդ նյութերը, կողք - կողքի շարվելով, կազմում են 90-ականների Հայաստանի խճանկարը. նորածիններ, ծնողազուրկ երեխաներ, մուրացիկ երեխաներ, փախստականներ, թափառական շներ, մեղավոր եւ անմեղ կալանավորներ... Անցումային ժամանակների անանց ողբերգություն... Եվ հույս, որ ծնվում է ծայրահեղ հուսահատությունից:
Մրցանակներ
Հատուկ մրցանակ, Կառլովի Վարիի միջազգային կինոփառատոն, 2003, Հայաստանի պետական մրցանակ, 2004, «Վահագն» մրցանակ, 2004, Լավագույն ռեժիսորական աշխատանքի մրցանակ, Ռիգայի միջազգային կինոփառատոն, 2005: