Film Screening
Aurora’s Sunrise-Film Screening
Leon S. & Pete Peters Educational Center, Fresno States 5010 N. Woodrow Ave., Fresno, United Statesco-sponsored by the Armenian Studies Program and CineCulture A genocide survivor becomes a silent movie star: Aurora Mardiganian's odyssey is close to unreal. After losing her family, escaping slavery, and enduring Hollywood greed. She journeys far to tell the world of the Armenian Genocide. Followed by a discussion with director Inna Sahakyan
Armenians in Performing Arts Melbourne
Frankston Arts Centre 27-37 Davey Street, Frankston, VIC, AustraliaAn extraordinary cultural event featuring a special concert by Natalie Aroyan, Principal Soprano with Opera Australia and Dr. Hayk Arsenyan, New York based pianist-composer, a native of Armenia, featuring 6 short films by Armenian filmmakers. There will also be special performances by the Azad Gharibian Dance Group.
Armenians in Performing Arts Sydney
The Concourse Concert Hall 409 Victoria Ave, Chatswood, NSW, AustraliaAn extraordinary cultural event featuring a special concert by Natalie Aroyan, Principal Soprano of Opera Australia and Dr. Hayk Arsenyan, Armenian native, New York based pianist-composer. Alongside this concert and performances by AGBU Tamzara Dance Group will be 6 Armenian produced short films.
Echoes of Kef Time
University Business Center 5245 N. Backer Ave., Fresno State, United StatesSynopsis of the Film: Richard Hagopian, a legendary Armenian-American musician, pioneered one of the most fruitful genres of Armenian cultural folk music and the joyous, dance-filled events that his band was notorious for holding: Kef Time. But times change, and the once sold-out shows faded into history. Echoes of Kef Time dives into Richard’s quest… Continue reading Echoes of Kef Time
Armenians in Film at Curzon Bloomsbury
Curzon Bloomsbury The Brunswick Centre, London, London, United KingdomAGBU Arts' Armenians in Film: 6 Short Films by Armenian Filmmakers has been showcasing works by award winning Armenian filmmakers at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York City, the most distinguished film venue in the US, since 2015, as well touring the series to audiences in California, Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Australia.… Continue reading Armenians in Film at Curzon Bloomsbury
Armenians in Film at Lincoln Center
Film at Lincoln Center 144 W 65th Street, New York, New York, United StatesAGBU Arts is pleased to be showcasing 6 short films by award winning Armenian filmmakers in New York City at Film at Lincoln Center. In addition to the film screening, AGBU Arts is raising funds for the AGBU Global Relief Fund for Artsakh-Armenia.
“Armenians in Film” : 6 Short Films by Armenian Filmmakers
Leon S. & Pete Peters Educational Center, Fresno States 5010 N. Woodrow Ave., Fresno, United StatesThis event will begin at 5:30 PM with a screening of 6 short films followed by a virtual discussion with the directors at 6:45 PM.
Armenians in Film Orange County
St. Mary Armenian Church 148 22nd St, Costa Mesa, CA, United StatesThe AGBU Orange County Saturday School and AGBU Arts are pleased to present 6 short films by award winning Armenian filmmakers. This year's selections include Sunset by Kristine Khanamiryan, Crossing the Blue by Victoria Aleksanyan, Dehatsi - I was another place by Tatiana Boudakian, Stones by Arman Ayvazyan, and The Road by Charlotte Mungomery featuring… Continue reading Armenians in Film Orange County
“Amerikatsi”
Leon S. & Pete Peters Educational Center, Fresno States 5010 N. Woodrow Ave., Fresno, United States"Amerikatsi" film screening following a discussion with the director, Michael Goorjian. Amerikatsi is a film of tremendous spirit and hope, Amerikatsi follows Charlie as he returns to his Armenian homeland and finds a country under Soviet rule. After being unjustly imprisoned, he soon discovers he can see into a nearby apartment from his cell window.… Continue reading “Amerikatsi”
Armenians in Film Milan
Nuovo Armenia Via Livigno 9, Milano, MI, ItalyNuovo Armenia, AGBU Milan, and AGBU Arts invite you to enjoy 6 newly selected short films by award winning Armenian filmmakers. Event may be rescheduled due to weather conditions.
Strangers in a Promised Land – Remastered
University Business Center 5245 N. Backer Ave., Fresno State, United States“Strangers in a Promised Land” is the story of the Fresno Armenian community over a hundred-year period. This newly remastered film from the original 16mm print, depicts the universal experience of immigration, the overcoming of adversity, discrimination and the achievement of success by Fresno Armenians. Narrated by Governor George Deukmejian, the film tells the story… Continue reading Strangers in a Promised Land – Remastered
Armenians in Film: 6 Short Films by Armenian Filmmakers
Leon S. & Pete Peters Educational Center, Fresno States 5010 N. Woodrow Ave., Fresno, United States5:30 PM - Screening of Films 6:45 PM - Virtual discussion with Directors Film program - https://cineculture.csufresno.edu/
A Century of Armenian Cinema: Rare films with live improvised cello by Artyom Manukyan
Victoria Theater 2961 16th St., San Francisco, CA, United StatesCome join us for a unique cultural experience celebrating the rich history of Armenian cinema at the historic Victoria Theatre. Immerse yourself in a collection of rare films spanning a century of Armenian storytelling, accompanied by the mesmerizing live cello performance by electric cellist Artyom Manukyan. Date: Sun, Oct 20, 2024 Doors: 5:00 PM Location:… Continue reading A Century of Armenian Cinema: Rare films with live improvised cello by Artyom Manukyan
A Century of Armenian Cinema at Victoria Theatre
Victoria Theater 2961 16th St., San Francisco, CA, United StatesJoin us Sunday, October 20th from 5:30-7pm at the Victoria Theatre for a unique cultural experience celebrating the rich history of Armenian cinema. Immerse yourself in a collection of rare films spanning a century of Armenian storytelling, accompanied by the mesmerizing live electric cello performance. Featuring a screening of Sergei Parajanov’s playful short documentary, “Hakob… Continue reading A Century of Armenian Cinema at Victoria Theatre
A Century of Armenian Cinema at the AGBU Vatche and Tamar Manoukian Center
AGBU Vatche & Tamar Manoukian Center 2495 East Mountain St, Pasadena, CA, United StatesTo celebrate the centenary of legendary Armenian director Sergei Parajanov and Armenian cinema, we present an evening of early Armenian films featuring Parajanov’s 1967 short Hakob Hovnatanyan, and Hamo Beknazarian’s 1927 silent comedy Shor & Shorshor. Artyom Manukyan’s genre-defying approach to electric cello performance combines classical and jazz genres, adding further energy to these early… Continue reading A Century of Armenian Cinema at the AGBU Vatche and Tamar Manoukian Center
A Century of Armenian Cinema: From Silent Movies to the Genius of Parajanov
BFI Southbank Belvedere Rd, London, United KingdomTo celebrate the centenary of legendary Armenian director Sergei Parajanov and Armenian cinema, we present an evening of early Armenian films featuring Parajanov’s 1967 short Hakob Hovnatanyan, and Hamo Beknazarian’s 1927 silent comedy Shor & Shorshor. Artyom Manukyan’s genre-defying approach to cello performance combines classical and jazz genres, adding further energy to these early films.… Continue reading A Century of Armenian Cinema: From Silent Movies to the Genius of Parajanov
Film Screening: “Strangers in a Promised Land”
UCLA James Bridges Theater 235 Charles E Young Dr EA screening of the remastered 1984 documentary about the struggles of Armenian immigrants arriving in California in the early 1900s, followed by a discussion with prominent member of the Fresno Armenian community Mr. Bryan Bedrosian, and Carla Garapedian, Ph.D. of the Armenian Film Foundation. Friday, November 15, 2024 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (Pacific Time)… Continue reading Film Screening: “Strangers in a Promised Land”
“Ժայռապատկերներից Մինչև Այբուբեն” Documentary
The Center for Armenian Arts 250 North Orange Street, Gllendale, CA, United StatesJoin us for the screening of "From Petroglyphs to the Alphabet" a captivating documentary by Arak Movsisyan! This film delves into Armenia’s journey from ancient petroglyphs to the creation of its unique alphabet, exploring the evolution of language and symbolism.
North American Premiere: MY SWEET LAND an Artsakh documentary film
My Sweet Land, Jordan's Official Submission to the 97th Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film will have its North American premiere in New York on November 16th and 17th. The film follows the journey of Vrej, an 11-year-old boy who grows up through hope and disillusionment in his homeland, Artsakh. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXP2OJRJARY&t=5s For more… Continue reading North American Premiere: MY SWEET LAND an Artsakh documentary film
North American Premiere: MY SWEET LAND an Artsakh documentary film
My Sweet Land, Jordan's Official Submission to the 97th Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film will have its North American premiere in New York on November 16th and 17th. The film follows the journey of Vrej, an 11-year-old boy who grows up through hope and disillusionment in his homeland, Artsakh. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXP2OJRJARY&t=5s For more… Continue reading North American Premiere: MY SWEET LAND an Artsakh documentary film
NY Premiere: THERE WAS, THERE WAS NOT at DOC NYC Film Festival
Village East by Angelika 181-189 2nd Ave, New York, NY, United StatesThe first line of every Armenian fairy tale, THERE WAS, THERE WAS NOT tells the collective myth of a homeland lost forever — and four women’s resistance to that loss. Emily Mkrtichian’s powerful and visually stunning award-winning documentary about Artsakh will premiere in NYC at the DOC NYC Film Festival with the filmmaker in attendance… Continue reading NY Premiere: THERE WAS, THERE WAS NOT at DOC NYC Film Festival
NY Premiere: THERE WAS, THERE WAS NOT at DOC NYC Film Festival
Village East by Angelika 181-189 2nd Ave, New York, NY, United StatesThe first line of every Armenian fairy tale, THERE WAS, THERE WAS NOT tells the collective myth of a homeland lost forever — and four women’s resistance to that loss. Emily Mkrtichian’s powerful and visually stunning award-winning documentary about Artsakh will premiere in NYC at the DOC NYC Film Festival with the filmmaker in attendance… Continue reading NY Premiere: THERE WAS, THERE WAS NOT at DOC NYC Film Festival
Armenians in Film at Lincoln Center 2024
Film at Lincoln Center 144 W 65th Street, New York, New York, United StatesAGBU Arts is pleased to be showcasing 6 newly selected short films by award winning Armenian filmmakers at Film at Lincoln Center. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session moderated by a renowned film industry professional.