Architects of Denial

Name: Architects of Denial
Genre: Documentary
Released: October 6, 2017
Duration: 102 min
Cast: Barack Obama, Dennis Hastert, Eddie Bernice Johnson, George Clooney, Gregory Stanton

2017

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Dada Films | Release Date: October 6, 2017 | Not Rated

Starring: Barack Obama, Dennis Hastert, Eddie Bernice Johnson, George Clooney, Gregory Stanton, John Marshall Evans, Jonathan Babington-Heina, Julian Assange, Liana Movsesian, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Sibel Edmonds, Taner Akçam, Ugur Üngör

Summary: Architects of Denial is a first person account of genocide through the eyes of survivors. Included are new exclusive interviews with experts who graphically illustrate the real connection between historical ‘denial’ with present day mass exterminations in conflict zones around the world. This film warns that those responsible for genocidesArchitects of Denial is a first person account of genocide through the eyes of survivors. Included are new exclusive interviews with experts who graphically illustrate the real connection between historical ‘denial’ with present day mass exterminations in conflict zones around the world. This film warns that those responsible for genocides who are not brought to justice and confronted with the truth of their crimes, will only set the stage for more worldwide massacres in the future.… Expand

Director: David Lee George

Genre(s): Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 102 min

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Gary Goldstein

Oct 5, 2017

George combines a wide array of strong, if at times grisly, archival footage and photos with remarkable interviews with two centenarian survivors of the killings, plus moving commentary from many Armenians whose relatives perished in that first massacre and/or more recent conflicts across Azerbaijan. Read full review

Serena Donadoni

By uniting the measured voices of human rights advocates and impassioned pleas from the Armenian diaspora, they lay out the importance of a few words in the long quest for justice. Read full review

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stellanellie

Oct 6, 2017

Wow! Such an important film about a topic that doesn't always get enough attention. Really goes into the politics of the denial of the Armenian genocide and shows how it perpetuates violence since. Also shows how the United States is guilty of this denial. Hopefully some of those heartlessWow! Such an important film about a topic that doesn't always get enough attention. Really goes into the politics of the denial of the Armenian genocide and shows how it perpetuates violence since. Also shows how the United States is guilty of this denial. Hopefully some of those heartless bastards on capital hill will see this film!… Expand

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