Topic: Films

PARIS (Public Radio of Armenia) — French-Armenian actor Simon Abkarian will portray General Charles de Gaulle in “De Gaulle,” a French-language, two-part historical biopic set for release in 2026, with dialogue[...]

By Ryan Fleming LOS ANGELES (Deadline) — It’s no surprise that “Sinners” made a big splash on December 9 at the Golden Globes nominations announcement. With seven nominations, including Best Picture[...]

YEREVAN – A retrospective screening of the films featuring New York and Paris-based Armenian actress Nora Armani, took place October 1-3, at the Yerevan Cinema House, presented by the Union[...]

Australian writer and director Matthew Keisoglu recently finished and released “When Dogs Bark,” a short horror film. In an unspecified place and time, “When Dogs Bark” opens in the aftermath[...]

GLENDALE — The Glendale/La Cañada chapter of Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR), on September 24 will host the premiere of “A Suitcase to Home,” a documentary that not only[...]

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.[...]

PHILADELPHIA — On April 12, the Villanova University Movie Theatre hosted a screening of the film “My Sweet Land,” a deeply moving narrative set during the Karabakh conflict. The event[...]

BOSTON — A young Armenian-American filmmaker is almost done making a semi-autobiographical, dark, medical comedy titled “Nothing Solid” about her experience with Cyclic (or Cyclical) Vomiting Syndrome (CVS), a rare[...]

NEW YORK — The 12th Edition of the SR Socially Relevant™ Film Festival in-person section closed on March 16 at the Tenri Cultural Institute. The festival had opened at the[...]

ALTADENA, Calif. — The Tekeyan Cultural Association (TCA) Metro Los Angeles Chapter screened the film “We Are Egyptian Armenians” on Sunday, March 30, cosponsored by the California Kalousdian-Noubarian-Boghosian Armenian Schools[...]