“We Remember” is a short film about how music and genocide commemoration are linked.
The film is prepared by Adrineh Gregorian, Tamar Salibian and Karineh Gregorian.
Please take a few moments to watch this mini documentary on Genocide commemorations (link provided below).?
As second and third generation survivors you can feel the impact of the Armenian Genocide. Music is an essential outlet to express the truth, to bring peace to injustice, and to educate in order to prevent such inhuman acts from repeating.
Adrineh Gregoryan thanks all those who helped make the project possible. This is a message from her to the viewers:
Hi Everyone!!
I have GREAT news! “We Remember” is now posted on Current TV?s website.
“We Remember” is a short film about how music and Genocide commemoration are linked and why commemoration is so important to our generation. In order for it to air on television it must be the highest rated film of the week. That?s why WE NEED YOUR VOTES for “We Remember.”
– First, please go to this page and watch the video.
http://www.current.tv/studio/media/3403882
– Then, you must ?join.? You will see the option to join just below the film
– I promise, it takes two seconds.
– Finally, you can?VOTE by clicking on ?GREENLIGHT.?
Please forward this e-mail to all of your friends and tell them to vote by “greenlighting” this submission. The more “greenlights” the more chances it has to air on Current TV (www.current.tv).
Your votes are the deciding factor on whether this airs and how many times.
“Current” is a national cable and satellite channel dedicated to bringing the viewers? voice to television. It?s about stories from the real world, told by the viewers. This is definitely not a traditional TV network. Watching Current, you'll see more, on more topics, from more points of view.
This project has been a success due to the diligence and the outpouring of support from too many people to count. The process of making this film has been a heartwarming and rewarding experience. I just wanted the opportunity to share it with you all AND most importantly, I wanted to share it with people who could learn more about the Armenian Genocide.
Many thanks,
Adrineh Gregorian
www.myspace.com/weremember1915?
