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Contact:
Joy F. Noel
Two Cats Productions
(212) 929 2085
[email protected]
www.twocatstv.com
TH E ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TO AIR ON SWISS AND SPANISH TV
New York, NY (January, 2007) -- The Armenian Genocide, by Andrew
Goldberg, which received international critical acclaim and aired
nationally on PBS in the US has been licensed to Télévision Suisse
Romande in Switzerland and Televisió de Catalunya in Spain, both for
national broadcast. Airdates for both networks have not yet been
announced.
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 NJ Star Ledger
called it `serious, literate and ultimately heartbreaking.' The
Weekly Standard described it as `evocative and visually rich.' In
addition the film has sold internationally to major networks in
Canada, Australia, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Finland and other
countries. Narrated by Julianna Margulies, the film features
additional narrations from Ed Harris, Natalie Portman, Orlando Bloom,
Laura Linney, Paul Rudd, Jared Leto and others.
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.
Featuring interviews with the leading experts in the field such as
Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Samantha Power, and New York Times
best-selling author, Peter Balakian, this film features
never-before-seen historical footage of the events and key players of
one of the greatest untold stories of the 20th century.
Filmed in the US, France, Germany, Belgium, Turkey and Syria, the
program features discussions with Kurdish and Turkish citizens in
modern-day Turkey who speak openly about the stories told to them by
their parents and grandparents.
Two Cats Productions is a documentary production company in New York
City led by Andrew Goldberg. His television credits include PBS, ABC
News, E!, CNN, and countless others. In addition to documentaries, he
has also written and produced commercials for such companies as Bell
South, Sephora/Louis Vuitton, AT&T and PetSmart. Goldberg and Two
Cats' recent documentary productions include, A Yiddish World
Remembered for PBS which won an Emmy in 2002, and The Armenians, A
Story of Survival, which aired on PBS stations nationally in 2002 and
was awarded the CINE Golden Eagle.
Major Underwriters: John and Judy Bedrosian, The Avanessians Family
Foundation, and The Manoogian-Simone Foundation.
Home Video Available: at www.twocatstv.com
Photos for The Armenian Genocide are available online at
pressroom.pbs.org and www.promotion.opb.org
Contact:
Joy F. Noel
Two Cats Productions
(212) 929 2085
[email protected]
www.twocatstv.com
TH E ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TO AIR ON SWISS AND SPANISH TV
New York, NY (January, 2007) -- The Armenian Genocide, by Andrew
Goldberg, which received international critical acclaim and aired
nationally on PBS in the US has been licensed to Télévision Suisse
Romande in Switzerland and Televisió de Catalunya in Spain, both for
national broadcast. Airdates for both networks have not yet been
announced.
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 NJ Star Ledger
called it `serious, literate and ultimately heartbreaking.' The
Weekly Standard described it as `evocative and visually rich.' In
addition the film has sold internationally to major networks in
Canada, Australia, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Finland and other
countries. Narrated by Julianna Margulies, the film features
additional narrations from Ed Harris, Natalie Portman, Orlando Bloom,
Laura Linney, Paul Rudd, Jared Leto and others.
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.
Featuring interviews with the leading experts in the field such as
Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Samantha Power, and New York Times
best-selling author, Peter Balakian, this film features
never-before-seen historical footage of the events and key players of
one of the greatest untold stories of the 20th century.
Filmed in the US, France, Germany, Belgium, Turkey and Syria, the
program features discussions with Kurdish and Turkish citizens in
modern-day Turkey who speak openly about the stories told to them by
their parents and grandparents.
Two Cats Productions is a documentary production company in New York
City led by Andrew Goldberg. His television credits include PBS, ABC
News, E!, CNN, and countless others. In addition to documentaries, he
has also written and produced commercials for such companies as Bell
South, Sephora/Louis Vuitton, AT&T and PetSmart. Goldberg and Two
Cats' recent documentary productions include, A Yiddish World
Remembered for PBS which won an Emmy in 2002, and The Armenians, A
Story of Survival, which aired on PBS stations nationally in 2002 and
was awarded the CINE Golden Eagle.
Major Underwriters: John and Judy Bedrosian, The Avanessians Family
Foundation, and The Manoogian-Simone Foundation.
Home Video Available: at www.twocatstv.com
Photos for The Armenian Genocide are available online at
pressroom.pbs.org and www.promotion.opb.org