About us

Our Mission
Imagicus Films' mission is to inspire and illuminate through the power of cinematic storytelling. We strive to create a fusion of creativity and professionalism, producing films that are not only visually appealing but also emotionally resonant. Every film we make is a testament to our commitment to imagination, bringing to life narratives that entertain, inspire, and provoke thought. We aim to foster a culture of innovation where every member's creativity is valued and leveraged to produce quality films that cross borders and touch hearts.

Our Vision
Our vision is to become a global leader in film production, renowned for the unmatched creativity and imaginative storytelling that defines our brand. We aspire to be the platform that brings Armenian narratives to the world, showcasing the richness of our culture and the talent of our people. We envision a future where our films inspire change, foster understanding, and bring people together through shared emotions and experiences.

Our Aim
Our aim at Imagicus Films is to continually raise the bar in cinematic storytelling, keeping emotions and human experiences at the core of our narratives. We are devoted to creating films that resonate with diverse audiences, reflecting our strong international connections. We seek to challenge the status quo, explore uncharted territories of creativity, and embody professionalism in every aspect of our work. As we move forward, our focus remains on crafting captivating narratives that speak to the soul, and connect us more deeply to the world and to each other.

Some of our films are presented below

Don't Die, You Will Regret

Filmmaker David Sarkissian battles his own mortality while making a film about life, confronting his inner fears, and overcomes his artistic destruction when finishes the film.

PURIFICATION

PURIFICATION is a full-length poetic documentary film shot within 10 years in 15 countries. The topic is universal - it's about humanity, harmony, about relations between man and planet Earth. People invented technological solutions that made our life comfortable, but when rapacity dominates man, technological development becomes harmful to nature, questioning the future existence of humans.
Countries of filming: Sweden, Latvia, Ukraine, Portugal, Switzerland, Armenia, Luxembourg, Germany, Bulgaria, France, Bulgaria, Poland, Turkey, Russia, UK.

Strasbourg-Stepanakert Direct Flight

Alsace was a conflict cause between Germany and France for several centuries and currently, it's considered a center of Europe symbolizing peace and human rights importance. Artsakh is a land between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the conflict for this area seems to be impossible to solve. But having Alsase as an example in the background, is it possible one day Stepanakert (administrative center of Artsakh) to have the same role in its region as Strasbourg has in Europe now? This sophisticated question we are trying to find out with 2 simple and honest guys - an artist from Alsace Brice Buaer and the Ombudsman of Artsakh Artak Beglaryan.

How Not to Be Perfect

The film is 8 minutes long and it is about the life circle of the artwork. It depicts the process of creating an artwork starting from a bare canvas to the final signature. The main character of the film is an Armenian artist Arshak Sarkissian. Most of the time the process of art creation remains hidden from public. Arshak kindly agreed to reveal his ideas and technical aspects of his artwork “Angels and Damons” through this short documentary film. The entire film is shot using only natural light without any effects or artificial enhancements showing the pure nature of art creation.