Film Lens
In 'Stony Paths', Arnaud Khayadjanian retraces the steps of his ancestors who survived the Armenian Genocide. The film begins with a painting that inspires Khayadjanian's trek across Anatolia, a region significant to his family's history. Through personal stories and encounters with relatives, he reveals the narrative of the Righteous, individuals who risked their lives to save others during the events of 1915.
The documentary emphasizes the importance of remembering those who stood against injustice during a dark period. Khayadjanian's exploration of his heritage not only honors his forefathers but also brings attention to the often-overlooked stories of humanity that emerged amidst the tragedy of the genocide.
Why Watch
- •Find out about the Righteous who saved lives in 1915.
- •Meet Arnaud Khayadjanian and his ancestral story.
- •See the landscapes of Anatolia connected to the genocide.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2015.
•The documentary has a runtime of 60 minutes.
•Arnaud Khayadjanian is the director of the film.
•The film features a cast including Magali Chirouze and Richard Khayadjanian.
Perfect For
Armenian historyGenocide studiesCultural heritage