Three Armenian women from the diaspora reflect on their connections to Armenia, with one visiting the country for the first time.
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Three Armenian women from the diaspora reflect on their connections to Armenia, with one visiting the country for the first time.
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Arsinée Khanjian reflects on her multiple visits to Armenia, grappling with her identity and the country's evolving democracy. Kamee Abrahamian, visiting Armenia for the first time, experiences the land through a fresh perspective. Their narratives intertwine with the artistic lens of French photographer Marc Baguelin, whose images prompt deeper contemplation. Gariné Torossian, the director, appears throughout the film, adding a personal layer to the exploration of diaspora and connection to homeland in this 72-minute documentary.
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Why Watch
- Meet Arsinée Khanjian's complex view of Armenia's democracy.
- Find out how three Armenian women connect with their homeland.
- See photos by Marc Baguelin featured in the documentary.
Did You Know
- The film won the award for 'Best Creative Documentary' at the 23rd Warsaw Film Festival.
- Gariné Torossian directed the film and appears superimposed throughout.
- Kamee Abrahamian plays a young woman visiting Armenia for the first time.
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Who directed the documentary Stone, Time, Touch?
Gariné Torossian directed the documentary Stone, Time, Touch.
What award did Stone, Time, Touch win?
Stone, Time, Touch won the prize for 'Best Creative Documentary' at the 23rd Warsaw Film Festival.
How long is the documentary Stone, Time, Touch?
The duration of Stone, Time, Touch is 72 minutes.
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