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Atom Egoyan, Canada
Atom Egoyan is an independent Canadian filmmaker and director of over a dozen feature films. His best-known work is The Sweet Hereafter (1997), which garnered two Academy Award nominations and a Grand Prix Award at the Cannes Film Festival. His 2002 film Ararat was the first major motion picture to directly address the Armenian Genocide; it won Best Picture at the Genie Awards and a “Golden Apricot” at the Yerevan International Film Festival. He is a seven-time recipient of Canada’s Genie Award.
Our last question was, "Which spheres require urgent reforms?" We suggested a few spheres to focus on: the political system, the economic system, the judicial system, education and mass media. Typically, we receive a similar distribution of answers on both the Armenian and English Civilitas sites.
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The aim of the project is to further dialogue and debate and to raise awareness in the Turkish and Armenian societies about the goals and limitations of the neighbor by translating and making public pertinent articles from Turkish and Armenian press.
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The Civilitas Community shares stories about daily challenges and successes. Today: The lack of accountability
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Sara Anjargolian, Los Angeles-based attorney and photographer, is working on a project to document nine separated Armenian families living between Los Angeles and Yerevan.
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Vartan Oskanian's interview to Gala TV
