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Andrew Goldberg on directing “Armenia, My Home”

Armenia, My Home is an amazing expedition through Armenia. It is an endearing documentary directed by Emmy Award-winner Andrew Goldberg and narrated by Emmy Award-winning actress Andrea Martin, who is the granddaughter of Armenian Genocide survivors from Van. The documentary premiered on February 27, 2024, on PBS.

I was mesmerized watching Armenia, My Home. I became enchanted with the music, the beautiful scenery and the deeply woven history lessons intertwined with commentary by Armenians from many different facets of the community. I cried, I laughed, I shook my head in disbelief at the immense tragedies that we as a people have endured, and I renewed my faith in my homeland and people.

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Talar Keoseyan

Talar Keoseyan is a mother, educator and writer. She is the author of Vanna's Adventures (discusses Armenian traditions and customs); Mom and Dad, Why Do I Need to Know My Armenian Heritage? (a children's book about being proud of our heritage); Our Tigran and Tigran's Song (written in honor of Tigran Harutyunyan, a fedayee from the 44 Day War).

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  1. This was an excellent documentary with excellent drone footage. It does make someone want to visit! The one omission in the film was not showing the memorial to the Battle of Sardarabad and telling the story of this historic victory. If the Armenians did not win this battle there would be no Armenia today.

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