Derenik Demirchian’s “From Dzoraget” is a lyrical reportage dedicated to the founding of the Dzoraget Hydroelectric Power Station — one of Soviet Armenia’s earliest industrial achievements. Combining documentary precision with poetic vision, Demirchian captures the unity of man and nature in the act of creation. The roaring rivers, rocky canyons, and collective enthusiasm of workers become symbols of progress, energy, and the triumph of human will. “From Dzoraget” stands as both a historical chronicle and a literary hymn to labor, renewal, and the dawn of modern Armenia.