Film Lens
Big Red House focuses on the experiences of children affected by the terrorist attacks from Armenia before the Second Karabakh War. The documentary presents their physical and psychological trauma, providing a raw look at the impact of war on young lives in Azerbaijan.
The film runs for 16 minutes and is based on true stories, featuring a puppeteer who interacts with the children. It aims to inform viewers about the realities of war and its effects on children, particularly in the context of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Why Watch
- •Meet children coping with war trauma in Azerbaijan.
- •Find out how puppetry helps express their stories.
- •See a unique perspective on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Did You Know
•The documentary is 16 minutes long.
•It is based on true stories of children affected by war.
•The events depicted relate to the Second Karabakh War.
Perfect For
War impact studiesChild psychologyAzerbaijan history