Film about the Genocide Nominated for an Emmy Award

The film about the Armenian Genocide, “Intent to Destroy,” directed by Joe Berlinger, is a nominee for the American Emmy television award, Rusarminfo reports. The film has been entered in the “Best Historical Film” category. “Intent to Destroy” tells the story of the Armenian Genocide and Turkey’s policy of denial. The film’s first screening took place in 2017.
30 July 2019
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The film about the Armenian Genocide, “Intent to Destroy,” directed by Joe Berlinger, is a nominee for the American Emmy television award, Rusarminfo reports.

The film has been entered in the “Best Historical Film” category.

“Intent to Destroy” tells the story of the Armenian Genocide and Turkey’s policy of denial.

The film’s first screening took place in 2017.

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