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Goldberg's 'Armenian Genocide' will be shown at Egyptian Theater
ArmRadio
24.03.2006 11:23
With local PBS affiliate KCET-TV refusing to air his documentary "The
Armenian Genocide," filmmaker Anthony Goldberg has decided to rent out
Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre to show the film in continuous free
screenings on April 17 - the same day it will be playing on most of
the top PBS stations in the country.
The filmmaker, who is paying for much of the $10,000 tab out of his
own pocket, noted that "the largest market of Armenians outside
Armenia is in Los Angeles."
Goldberg's one-hour documentary focuses on the Ottoman Empire's role
in the massacre of at least a million Armenians during and right after
World War I.
ArmRadio
24.03.2006 11:23
With local PBS affiliate KCET-TV refusing to air his documentary "The
Armenian Genocide," filmmaker Anthony Goldberg has decided to rent out
Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre to show the film in continuous free
screenings on April 17 - the same day it will be playing on most of
the top PBS stations in the country.
The filmmaker, who is paying for much of the $10,000 tab out of his
own pocket, noted that "the largest market of Armenians outside
Armenia is in Los Angeles."
Goldberg's one-hour documentary focuses on the Ottoman Empire's role
in the massacre of at least a million Armenians during and right after
World War I.