Genocide 2.0: Artsakh Ethnic Cleansing

Synopsis
For millennia, the highlands of Artsakh were indigenous Armenian land until Joseph Stalin arbitrarily placed the region under Azerbaijani rule. Decades of state-sponsored violence culminated in a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing, executed by Azerbaijan, engineered by Turkey, and enabled by global complicity. Genocide 2.0 brings this urgent humanitarian tragedy into sharp focus. Anchored by intimate interviews with a prominent journalist, the documentary grounds seismic geopolitical betrayals in the raw, lived realities of survivors—including a photojournalist turned refugee, a mother grieving her child lost to a drone strike, and a paralyzed young conscript who refuses to be broken. The film reveals a painful, unyielding truth: the tragedy of Artsakh is the unpunished continuation of the 1915 Armenian Genocide.
Feature Documentary
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