By Wally Sarkeesian
The documentary Women of 1915 combines facts and emotion to honor these brave women of the Armenian Genocide, many of whom lost their lives, survived to create new lives, or were forced into lives that were not their own. Many women, Armenian, European, and American, also traveled great distances to rescue lives, even at the risk of their ow,. Among the women highlighted in the film are survivors, volunteers, and resisters, including survivor Aurora Mardiganian , American volunteer Mary Louise Graffam, diplomat Diana Apkar, and Danish missionary Maria Jacobsen.
You can see again December 7th at 7:00PM MGN 5 start Cinema 128 N. Maryland Ave, Glendale, CA for reservation call Nayiri 818 939-9282
Women of 1915 (2016)
Director: Bared Maronian
Writer: Bared Maronian
Producer: Bared Maronian
Duration 90 min
Notable screenings, awards and mentions:
World premiere: Ciccone Theatre, New Jersy
Australian Premiere: Melbourne, Wellington College. Sydney, AGBU Center
Detroit Premiere: Emagine Novi Theater, Michigan
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