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Armenian Genocide Film “The Promise” is Painfully Reminiscent of Today’s Refugee Crisis
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Armenian Genocide Film “The Promise” is Painfully Reminiscent of Today’s Refugee Crisis

For producer Eric Esrailian, the great-grandson of Armenian genocide survivors, his film The Promise fulfills a dream to break through the silence and denial surrounding the Armenian Genocide.

Apr 24, 2017
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Oscar Isaac as Armenian medical student Mikael Boghosian in 2017 film "The Promise."

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No one puts their children in a boat unless the water is safer than the land.

The oft-cited quote from Somali-British poet Warsan Shire’s “Home” – a heart-wrenching ode to the displaced and the disenfranchised, to perilous journeys in search of security and…

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