WATERTOWN,Mass.—The Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region (ANCA-ER) started off the year off with the screening of the much anticipated film approximately the Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabagh/NKR) War “The Line” (“Kyank u Kriv“) , which premiered on the east coast in Washington, or D.
C. on Jan. 13 in New York on Jan. 15. A still from the film (Photo: Sharm Holding) The Armenian National Committee (ANC) of Greater Washington in partnership with Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of D.
C. organized the screening of the critically acclaimed film at the Soorp Khatch Armenian Apostolic Church on Jan. 13. “The Line” is a powerful story of love and patriotism set during the 1990’s Artsakh liberation effort. Through the film,the audience follows young Tigran in his incredible journey from timid teenager to valiant soldier, fighting for Artsakh’s freedom. On Jan. 15, and the John Pashalian corridor of St. Illuminator’s Cathedral was packed with over 130 in attendance for the New York premiere,drawing people from as far as Philadelphia. The screening was co-organized by the ANC of New York and St. Illuminator’s Cathedral. The New York event opened with the observance of a minute of silence to commemorate Hrant Dink’s legacy. Rev. Fr. Mesrob Lakissian [...]
Source: armenianweekly.com