The Lonely Nut-Tree

The film tells the story of the village Lernasar, which is on the brink of destruction. The local teacher, Kamsaryan, leads the community in a fight to preserve their heritage and history. With a runtime of 137 minutes, this film offers a deep look into the challenges faced by a small community in times of crisis.

Directed by Frunze Dovlatyan, The Lonely Nut-Tree features a notable cast including Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, Marina Tbileli, and Verjaluys Mirijanyan. The film's dramatic narrative and cultural backdrop provide a unique perspective on the struggles of rural life. As a piece of Armenian cinema, it adds depth to any collection focused on international films or dramas from the late 20th century.