2021
documents Georgia’s trajectory since the Soviet Union’s 1991 dissolution, when newly independent states emerged under the “former Soviet” label. Georgia was among the first to seek separation from that categorization, a process delayed twelve years by inter-ethnic conflict and internal ins
2018
The documentary represents the story of Armenian genocide survivors who rebuilt their lives in Southern Russia and Ukraine, only to be deported by Germany for forced labor during WWII, while thousands of Armenian Red Army soldiers were taken as POWs. Branded as suspected traitors by Soviet
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2017
tells the story of 13,000 Armenians exiled to Altai in 1949. The film shows the places where they settled, their relationships with local residents, and personal memories through moving documentary accounts.
2015
A documentary examining the absence of diplomatic relations between Armenia and Turkey and the resulting “25 years of continuous silence” between the two countries. The film features interviews with government officials, civil society figures, and business leaders who played significant ro
2013
A documentary dedicated to the 100th anniversary of "Zhamanak (Time)" Daily in Istanbul. By documenting the history of the daily newspaper, the film also helps get an understanding on the Constantinople Armenian reality of the last hundred years.
2011
documentary introducing the Georgian experience of anti-corruption reform. The film shows how Georgia managed to eradicate corruption in a short period of time and build a transparent, efficient state system.
2011
This film uncovers Armenia’s 2008 post-election crisis, state violence, and political fraud that still shape the nation today.
2009
This documentary explores the conflict over Armenia’s Teghut Forest, where Vallex Group’s copper-molybdenum mining project had caused large-scale deforestation and clashed with environmental activists and government interests. Through multiple perspectives, it raises key questions about re
2004
The film tells the story of unexploded landmines, bombs, and munitions left over from the 1st Artsakh war, which have become the cause of tragic death or severe disability among the civilian population — especially children.
