THIS EVENT IS ON ZOOM ONLY.

Join us on 26 May, 7:30 pm, on Zoom for a panel discussion with independent Armenian filmmakers, including Nora Martirosyan (Should The Wind Drop), Tatevik Vardanyan (16 District, 16 Floor, 16 People), Hovig Hagopian and Astrig Chandèze-Avakian (Storgetnya), and Alik Tamar (Antouni). The event will be moderated by Sam Goff from Klassiki. The films will be available on our website from 19 May to 2 June.

SHOULD THE WIND DROP

Alain, an international auditor, arrives to assess the airport of a small self-proclaimed republic in the Caucasus to green-light its eventual reopening. He will discover this isolated territory and risk everything to enable this land to open up to the outside world.

STORGETNYA

March 2020, Yerevan, capital of Armenia. 230 meters underground, in the Avan salt mine, men and women walk to breathe easier. Physical activities and medical consultations set the rhythm of the timeless world of this underground clinic, where lives intersect and stories are told.

16 DISTRICT, 16 FLOORS, 16 PEOPLE

This is a short film featuring a district in Yerevan, where the legacy of the Soviet Union still occupies the minds and daily lives of the residents living in these huge unfinished monolithic structures built in the shape of the letters 'CCCP', as the urban legend holds.

ANTOUNI

A nine-year old Syrian-Armenian girl discovers her father's plans of leaving their beloved homeland.