Levon remembers his childhood in Turkey: love, political brutality. A bloody comedy. Also a modern crime story about Armenian terrorists and Turkish secret agents, about Kurds tragedy. 　　Askarian’s most recent project is another meditation on the artist in exile. Like the filmmaker Avetik and the real-life composer Komitas from his previous films, Levon - a writer of Armenian extraction now living in Rotterdam - is caught between memories of homeland and the realities of contemporary life. From his Dutch domicile, Levon reminisces about his brother-in-law (a hairdresser who robs dead Turks), a brilliant Kurdish musician, a red-bearded executioner, a seventeen-year-old girl with chestnut-colored skin, and a Turkish Apollo with eight wives who likes to bury himself in hot ash. His memory is also populated by beautiful thoroughbred horses, stray dogs, camel drivers, soldiers, and Turkish policemen. These poetic, almost surrealist scenes of magic love and political cruelty are contrasted with the reality of present day Rotterdam, presented in the guise of a modern crime story with Armenian terrorists and a Kurdish tragedy. 　　"Every year, we look at thousands of films and when one shines above the rest, as ON THE OLD ROMAN ROAD did, it is indeed a pleasure. Don Askarian, recently honored with a Harvard Film Archive retrospective, is considered the greatest living Armenian filmmaker. In Askarian's latest film, which he describes as “a bloody comedy”, a man in exile remembers a childhood of magic and mayhem, complete with grave robbers, brutal assassinations, horses, and men buried in hot ash. As striking a visual feast as one can find, this is an extravagant and crystalline treasure, a film whose rewards far outweigh its considerable demands."

Levon remembers his childhood in Turkey: love, political brutality. A bloody comedy. Also a modern crime story about Armenian terrorists and Turkish secret agents, about Kurds tragedy. 　　Askarian’s most recent project is another meditation on the artist in exile. Like the filmmaker Avetik and the real-life composer Komitas from his previous films, Levon - a writer of Armenian extraction now living in Rotterdam - is caught between memories of homeland and the realities of contemporary life. From his Dutch domicile, Levon reminisces about his brother-in-law (a hairdresser who robs dead Turks), a brilliant Kurdish musician, a red-bearded executioner, a seventeen-year-old girl with chestnut-colored skin, and a Turkish Apollo with eight wives who likes to bury himself in hot ash. His memory is also populated by beautiful thoroughbred horses, stray dogs, camel drivers, soldiers, and Turkish policemen. These poetic, almost surrealist scenes of magic love and political cruelty are contrasted with the reality of present day Rotterdam, presented in the guise of a modern crime story with Armenian terrorists and a Kurdish tragedy. 　　"Every year, we look at thousands of films and when one shines above the rest, as ON THE OLD ROMAN ROAD did, it is indeed a pleasure. Don Askarian, recently honored with a Harvard Film Archive retrospective, is considered the greatest living Armenian filmmaker. In Askarian's latest film, which he describes as “a bloody comedy”, a man in exile remembers a childhood of magic and mayhem, complete with grave robbers, brutal assassinations, horses, and men buried in hot ash. As striking a visual feast as one can find, this is an extravagant and crystalline treasure, a film whose rewards far outweigh its considerable demands."

一对互不相识的男女在前往伊兹密尔的火车上邂逅，他们都各自有着一段混乱而意外相互交织的爱情，并因此亲近起来

一对互不相识的男女在前往伊兹密尔的火车上邂逅，他们都各自有着一段混乱而意外相互交织的爱情，并因此亲近起来

美丽的大森林里，生活着许许多多可爱的小动物，它们在一起自由自在，快快乐乐，不时有小小的故事发生。生活是简单的，但动物们之间的友情是真实感人的。《大森林里的小故事》这个片集通过《白色的蛋》、《叮铃铃》、《梨子提琴》、《小狐狸的枪和炮》等小故事讲述了许多发生在美丽大森林里生动有趣的事情。

美丽的大森林里，生活着许许多多可爱的小动物，有会画冰淇淋太阳的小猪、有会发射巧克力的小狐狸，还有贪玩的白鼠公主……。它们在一起自由自在，快快乐乐，不时有小小的故事发生。生活是简单的，但动物们之间的友情是真实感人的。《大森林里的小故事》这个片集通过《白色的蛋》、《叮铃铃》、《梨子提琴》、《小狐狸的枪和炮》等九个小故事讲述了许多发生在美丽大森林里生动有趣的事情。

Alastair Sooke takes an in-depth look at the art of the Roman Empire.

Alastair Sooke takes an in-depth look at the art of the Roman Empire.

Meet the Romans 　　Professor Mary Beard looks beyond the stories of emperors, armies, guts and gore to meet the everyday people at the heart of Ancient Rome's vast empire We still live in the shadow of ancient Rome - a city at the heart of a vast empire that stretched from Scotland to Afghanistan, dominating the West for over 700 years. Professor Mary Beard puts aside the stories of emperors and armies, guts and gore, to meet the real Romans living at the heart of it all.

2014年冬季 名古屋テレビ 深夜剧 　　電車は小さな社会、あるいは地球そのもの。縁があるのかないのか同じ電車に乗ることで、人生のひとときを共有しています。普段はレールのように決して交わらないそれぞれ関係のない人生。しかし、ふとしたきっかけで人生は交錯します。このドラマでは、東海地方の視聴者に馴染み深い「名鉄沿線」を舞台に、そこで生まれるリアルな人間ドラマが描かれています。