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GOLDBERG'S 'THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE' TO BE SCREENED IN WASHINGTON
Yerkir.am
August 03, 2007
"The Armenian Genocide," a documentary by director Andrew Goldberg,
will be screened on August 5 on the PBS in Washington. The film,
screened in Canada in 2006 was acclaimed by movie critics.
The one-hour-long documentary produced by Goldberg's Two Cats
Productions deals with the first genocide of the 20th century. The
film was shot on locations in the US, France, Germany, Belgium,
Turkey and Syria.
It contains interviews with Turkish and Kurdish citizens of the modern
Turkey: they tell the stories heard from their ancestors.
The film was widely covered by the US media. The New York Times called
it a "powerful" film that "pays tribute to the memory of the genocide
victims," Noyan Tapan said.
Major TV companies of Italy, Australia, Spain, Portugal, Greece,
Finland and other countries have already bought the right to show
the film.
Yerkir.am
August 03, 2007
"The Armenian Genocide," a documentary by director Andrew Goldberg,
will be screened on August 5 on the PBS in Washington. The film,
screened in Canada in 2006 was acclaimed by movie critics.
The one-hour-long documentary produced by Goldberg's Two Cats
Productions deals with the first genocide of the 20th century. The
film was shot on locations in the US, France, Germany, Belgium,
Turkey and Syria.
It contains interviews with Turkish and Kurdish citizens of the modern
Turkey: they tell the stories heard from their ancestors.
The film was widely covered by the US media. The New York Times called
it a "powerful" film that "pays tribute to the memory of the genocide
victims," Noyan Tapan said.
Major TV companies of Italy, Australia, Spain, Portugal, Greece,
Finland and other countries have already bought the right to show
the film.