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Release Date: 1993

Cast: Ashot Adamyan, Arsinée Khanjian, Viva Tsvetnova, Atom Egoyan, Diane Kofri, Roula Said, Natalia Jasen, Susan Hamann, Amanda Martínez, Annie Szamosi, Sveta Kohli, Michelle Bellerose

Categories: Movies, Comedy, Romance Film, Marriage Drama, Indie, Romantic drama

Calendar (Armenian: Օրացույց) is a 1993 drama film directed by Atom Egoyan. A photographer is sent to Armenia to take pictures of churches for a calendar. He slowly begins to realise that his wife, an Armenian translator, is falling in love with their driver and unofficial guide, Ashot. They grow more and more distant from each other and finally separate. Later, at his home in Toronto, he uses an escort agency to invite a number of women to dinner, finally settling on the one who looks and sounds most like his wife. The film is narrated by the photographer. Interactions between the... MORE

Calendar (Armenian: Օրացույց) is a 1993 drama film directed by Atom Egoyan. A photographer is sent to Armenia to take pictures of churches for a calendar. He slowly begins to realise that his wife, an Armenian translator, is falling in love with their driver and unofficial guide, Ashot. They grow more and more distant from each other and finally separate. Later, at his home in Toronto, he uses an escort agency to invite a number of women to dinner, finally settling on the one who looks and sounds most like his wife. The film is narrated by the photographer. Interactions between the photographer, his wife, and their driver were largely improvised. The story is told almost entirely from only three locations: In Armenia, at the photographer's dining room in Toronto, and by the photographer's answering machine. Every scene in Armenia is viewed from behind a camera as the photographer prepares to take pictures of the churches (including a moment where the photographer and his wife mistake the pagan temple of Garni for a church); his wife and driver speak to him while looking directly at the camera. The scenes were shot with a video camera. The scenes in the dining room feature the LESS