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‘The Promise’ Premieres in New York with Full Cast, Filmmakers, and UN Dignitaries

  The Promise Debuts in New York City at the Paris Theater Special to the Armenian Weekly and Asbarez NEW YORK (A.W./Asbarez)—The highly anticipated feature film The Promise made its New York City debut on April 18 at the Paris Theater on 58th Street. The cast came out in full force as Christian Bale, Charlotte Le Bon, Oscar Isaac, Angela Sarafyan, James Cromwell, and Chris Cornell made their way down the red carpet, alongside director/co-writer Terry George and several of the filmâ

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Hooshere Bezdikian

Hooshere Bezdikian is a first generation Armenian-American whose connection to her heritage, coupled with her passion for music, media and activism has molded her into a dedicated member of, and contributor to, the diasporan Armenian community. As a musician, she has released contemporary albums rooted in the Armenian tradition, and she actively performs at a variety of events and engagements. As an activist and performer, she volunteers her time with the ANCA and the ARS, as well the Armenian schools and churches in the tri-state area. As a writer, she periodically contributes to the Armenian Weekly. She is a senior executive in the entertainment media industry and resides in New York City with her family.

5 Comments

  1. Based on reports today on NPR Talk Show…over 140,000 people have rated this movie…PRIOR to April 21st official opening. The only prior showing was at the Toronto Film Festival last fall. There is no way that a 140,000 people could have seen this film at that time!

    After you see this movie go to Rotten Tomatoes.com and leave your review!!

  2. The Promise was an instant reminder of all the history lessons my grandmother had shared with me and my sisters(re the Armenian genocide) over our childhood years! She lived it in Turkey! Escaping and surviving at the age of 6. She was a constant reminder of how lucky we are to be in a free country(Canada) Thank you for producing this movie for the World to understand!

  3. Watched the movie.. a great and sad event that most people don’t realize it really happened, so sad!!! Unfortunately it is happening at this moment in our world and it is still falling on deaf ears. Will we ever learn?

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