Topic: Documentaries

GLENDALE — On Saturday, October 25, director and producer Tamara Stepanyan led a masterclass at the Armenian Film Society (AFS), where she shared her creative journey and explored her filmmaking[...]

NEW YORK — Emily Mkrtichian’s important and timely documentary feature, “There Was There Was Not,” tells the recent and tragic history of Artsakh through the lives of four remarkable women[...]

WEST NEWTON, Mass. —  The West Newton Cinema Foundation will present a special screening of the internationally acclaimed documentary “There Was, There Was Not,” on Friday, November 7, at 7[...]

“The falling of a leaf is quieter than the felling of a forest, but it tells us just as much about the coming of autumn.” Anon It is a truism[...]

The documentary “The Hidden Map” by filmmaker Ani Hovannisian will be shown in Armenia and Cyprus for the first time, on the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, while PBS[...]

LOS ANGELES — The Armenian Genocide Research Program (AGRP) within the Promise Armenian Institute at UCLA and the Armenian Film Foundation present the release of a documentary titled, “What’s Next:[...]

Recently, Jordan withdrew its submission of “My Sweet Land,” winner of the Grand Jury Award at the First Film Feature Competition at Sheffield International Documentary Festival, from consideration for Best[...]

GLENDALE — “My Sweet Land,” a documentary by Sareen Hairabedian, was screened at Laemmle Theatre in Glendale from November 29 to December 5, with three different question-and-answer sessions scheduled. Friday[...]

SAN FRANCISCO — The first Golden Gate Armenian Film Festival took place on Friday, November 15 to Sunday, November 17 at the charming “Vogue” movie theatre in the city’s Pacific[...]

YEREVAN/MARSEILLE — Born in Paris, Katia Guiragossian has long worked in the French cultural field, combining her interests and training in literature, cinema and journalism. With a master’s degree in[...]