60 minutes The saga of the Armenians of Fresno, California (1879 to present day) depicting the universal experience of immigration, the overcoming of adversity and discrimination, to become successful and prominent citizens. Narrated by Governor George Deukmejian. Click here…
53 minutes A captivating journey through the ancient Armenian homeland with sequences on Istanbul, Ani, Ankara, Adana, Aintab, Kharpert, Akhtamar, Bitlis, Kars, Van and Soviet Armenia. To view the trailer click here.
28 minutes The classic documentary of the first genocide of the Twentieth Century. Narrated by Mike Connors, television and motion picture star.
17 minutes The Supplement to The Forgotten Genocide continues beyond the genocide, to the establishment of the first Armenian Republic in 1918, the Sovietization of Armenia and the rebuilding of Armenian life in Diaspora. Narrated by Mike Connors, television and…
30 minutes An inspiring view of how the Armenian survivors of the Genocide established a new life for themselves in Syria.
87 minutes This feature-length documentary focuses on the day-to-day tragedy unfolding in Kharpert-Mezreh, one among 4,000 towns and villages of the former Ottoman Empire in 1915, where monumental forces were unleashed by a policy of annihilation.
A documentary by award winning producer Andrew Goldberg Two Cats Productions (2006) 60 minutes – Grades 9-12 The Armenian Genocide is the complete story of the first Genocide of the 20th century – when over a million Armenians died at…
Produced by Atlantis Productions, Inc. Thousand Oaks, California. 25 minutes – Grades 9-12 The film begins by showing current human rights violation and relates them to other atrocities throughout history. It shows how small violations may lead to genocide, i.e.…
BBC: Correspondent – 45 min. Fergal Keane investigates how a terrible slaughter, three quarters of a century ago, has returned to haunt the relationship between Turkey and its western allies. To learn more click here.
Personal accounts of the Armenian Genocide of 1915 as told by survivors Kouren and Malvine Handjian. Edited and produced and music by Denise Gentilini. Interviewed and videotaped by Mireille Kaloustian.
