I Am Not Alone (2019)
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Género : Documental
Tiempo de ejecución : 1H 30M
Director : Garin Hovannisian
Escritor : Garin Hovannisian
Sinopsis
En la Semana Santa de 2018, un hombre se equipa con una mochila y comienza a caminar por Armenia. Su objetivo es inspirar una revolución que desbanque al régimen corrupto que ostenta el poder desde la caída de la Unión Soviética.
Basado en el Terremoto de 1988 que azotó al país de Armenia, cuenta la historia de un hombre de familia que tras un viaje al exterior, aterriza en el epicentro de la desastre, encontrando su ciudad natal devastada. Pronto, tendrá que encontrar a su familia.
Basado en hechos reales
Primera Guerra Mundial (1914-1918). En una pequeña ciudad turca, la guerra y las persecuciones contra la minoría armenia parecen muy lejanas. Después de haber emigrado a Italia, el hijo mayor de una familia armenia, intenta volver a su casa para reunirse con los suyos. Los esfuerzos de su familia por darle una calurosa bienvenida se ven truncados al intervenir Turquía en la guerra. Comienza entonces el éxodo armenio, una odisea marcada por el hambre, la sed y la voluntad desesperada de las mujeres de esta familia por salvarse de la muerte y de la indignidad
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