Mayrig

Mayrig is not just a movie-it's a powerful emotional journey through one of the darkest chapters of human history. It portrays the horrors and aftermath of the Armenian Genocide with honesty, tenderness, and artistic brilliance. What makes this film unforgettable is the way it shows not only the pain of loss but also the strength of family, culture, and identity. The performances are moving, and the storytelling is deeply personal yet universal. Though many reviews here are older than I am, it's essential that we continue to talk about films like this. Mayrig is a masterpiece that honors the memory of the victims and reminds the world of the importance of never forgetting.

This movie is about an Armenian family who was forced to leave his homeland in order to escape certain death from Turkish army during Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Empire. This movie is a masterpiece not only that it is based on real happenings and that with the story of one family it represents the story of survival of the whole nation but also because it shows, in a very sensitive way, the life of one man from his difficult but happy childhood until the very heights of his successful career. It demonstrates that the care and unity within family are the cornerstones of the happiness, even when you pass through the hardest times. It is about the sacrificial care and boundless love of every Father and every Mother for their child. And nothing is more important for a person in his life than to make his parents proud and happy.

The truth about how turks committed the Armenian Genocide !!! And today, in 2020 turks are committing yet another Armenian Genocide in Artsakh.