“A Winter’s Song”: A Journey to Armenia
“A Winter’s Song” is a romantic comedy that celebrates Armenian life through food, music, family and landscape. Set and filmed in Armenia, the film weaves a charming love story with scenes that showcase local traditions, winter festivals and the warmth of Armenian hospitality.
Edgar Damatian: The Heart of the Story
Edgar Damatian stars as David, a character whose arc mirrors a rediscovery of roots. Damatian brought personal passion to the role, working closely with the creative team to portray cultural details with care. “This film felt like a homecoming,” Damatian says, reflecting on the chance to represent Armenian heritage on screen and to give voice to stories rarely seen in mainstream rom-coms.
Capturing a Culture: Filming and Vision
Filming on location allowed the production to capture authentic settings and everyday rituals. Cinematographer Mko Malkhasyan helped shape the film’s visual identity, using natural light and sweeping vistas to highlight Armenia’s seasonal beauty. Writer, director and producer Angela Asatrian guided a collaborative vision that elevated small gestures of culture into meaningful cinematic moments, from shared meals to folk music threaded through the score.
A Milestone for Cultural Cinema
As the first English-language romantic comedy shot in Armenia, “A Winter’s Song” marks an important moment for representation in independent cinema. It offers global audiences an intimate look at Armenian customs while proving that culturally specific stories can thrive within popular genres. The film has already inspired pride among diasporic communities and interest from viewers seeking fresh perspectives.
Experience “A Winter’s Song”
To watch the film, check official streaming platforms, the film’s social pages or local festival listings for availability on demand or in cinemas. If you care about stories that pair romance with cultural authenticity, add “A Winter’s Song” to your watchlist and share the experience with friends who appreciate thoughtful, joyful filmmaking.
