Topic: film

BERLIN — What can civilians do to stop, or at least provide aid to victims of war or genocide? By no means an academic question today, it can be best[...]

In recent years, Aurora Mardiganian’s name has become familiar to wider audiences thanks to the rediscovery of “Ravished Armenia,” the silent film in which she portrayed her own story, and[...]

AGBU Arts is pleased to be showcasing 6 newly selected short films by award winning Armenian filmmakers at Film at Lincoln Center. The screening will be followed by a Q&A[...]

The AGBU Greater Fresno Chapter, AGBU Arts, the Armenian Studies Program at Fresno State, and CineCulture are pleased to present 6 short films by award winning Armenian filmmakers at the[...]

By Jim O’Brien The Trump-brokered deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan signals public US involvement in one of Europe’s most protracted conflicts. But the ceremony may have come too soon, triggering[...]

By Mariam Pashayan Special to the Mirror-Spectator LOS ANGELES — “We each have to write our own narratives and tell our stories,” Adrineh Mirzayan says, her voice steady but filled[...]

By Raffi Arkun Special to the Mirror-Spectator What do you do when the dream you’ve spent your whole life chasing turns out to be a cage? In an attempt to[...]

YEREVAN/MOSCOW — Russian theater and film actress Sofya Khandamirova (b. 1991, Moscow) confidently blends theatrical training with cinematic diversity. From an early age, she studied music and graduated from music[...]

Nuovo Armenia, AGBU Milan and AGBU Arts invite you into a multicultural space where the intertwined identities of Armenia and Ethiopia meet, celebrating the symbiosis of food, music and cinema.[...]

The AGBU Global Leadership Program and AGBU Arts invite you to a double feature movie night and Q&A, featuring documentaries by Stephanie Ayanian. “What Will Become of Us” follows six[...]