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A Horror Film with an Armenian Touch
NORTH SMITHFIELD, R.I.—Contrary to public speculation—and film innuendo—Armen Harootian is alive and well, still making noise at his long-time home in Reading, Mass.
But you’d never know it after watching the
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Congrats on your film. As an independent filmmaker myself, I can appreciate the lessons learned (new ones always it seems …LOL…), especially by so-called experts who are more than willing to take your money for very little if any actual work. The name of the game for me these days is to have the confidence to learn to do what’s necessary myself rather than relying on these expensive (at least for independent filmmakers) experts. Fantastic that you didn’t give up and saw your film through to completion. Best wishes on a successful screening in LA.