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ANDREW GOLDBERG'S THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TO AIR FOR A SECOND RUN ON WETA PBS IN WASHINGTON
armradio.am
02.08.2007 11:40
The Armenian Genocide, which received international critical acclaim
and aired nationally on PBS in 2006 will air for a second run on WETA
PBS in Washington DC, Sunday, August 5. Director Andrew Goldberg will
be in the studio live to discuss the documentary.
The Armenian Genocide is the story of the first Genocide of the
20th century - when over a million Armenians died at the hands of
the Ottoman Turks during World War I. This unprecedented and powerful
one-hour documentary, scheduled to air April 17th on PBS, was written,
directed and produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Andrew Goldberg of
Two Cats Productions, in association with Oregon Public Broadcasting.
The film received extraordinary reviews and coverage in almost every
major newspaper in the US including The New York Times where it
was described as "powerful" adding that it "...honors the victims
of the Genocide." It was also covered in the Wall Street Journal,
The LA Times, The Boston Globe and countless others.
The film has sold internationally to major networks in Canada,
Australia, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Finland and other countries.
armradio.am
02.08.2007 11:40
The Armenian Genocide, which received international critical acclaim
and aired nationally on PBS in 2006 will air for a second run on WETA
PBS in Washington DC, Sunday, August 5. Director Andrew Goldberg will
be in the studio live to discuss the documentary.
The Armenian Genocide is the story of the first Genocide of the
20th century - when over a million Armenians died at the hands of
the Ottoman Turks during World War I. This unprecedented and powerful
one-hour documentary, scheduled to air April 17th on PBS, was written,
directed and produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Andrew Goldberg of
Two Cats Productions, in association with Oregon Public Broadcasting.
The film received extraordinary reviews and coverage in almost every
major newspaper in the US including The New York Times where it
was described as "powerful" adding that it "...honors the victims
of the Genocide." It was also covered in the Wall Street Journal,
The LA Times, The Boston Globe and countless others.
The film has sold internationally to major networks in Canada,
Australia, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Finland and other countries.