Endless Corridor

The documentary Endless Corridor should be watched by every single person on Earth, so that the world would not witness the second such tragedy as Khojaly genocide of Azerbaijani people by Armenian army. The documentary is internationally acknowledged and won a number of international film awards. Endless corridor was screened first on July 1, 2015, at BAFTA, and won the Humanitarian Award for the nomination of Outstanding Achievement at the Global Film Awards 2015. The film was also recognized as the best documentary and best work of the director of the year at the international film festivals in Madrid and Tenerife.

As someone who went through and survived this treacherous war with my entire family back in the early 90's and having seen how little light has been shed on this complex, often misunderstood, ethno-political conflict growing up, till present day, seeing how skewed the driven mainstream narrative is (and whatever else the Armenian lobbyists pay good money to show the world) - I have to give a major thank you to every single person involved in the making of this documentary. From the bottom of my heart- thank you for giving us a voice, something which we have been deprived off for far too long.

It's unbelievable what Azerbaijanis have gone through. Everyone who wants to learn about the roots of the current Karabakh conflict should watch this documentary!

People who continued life after this tragedy are heroes! Everyone should know about Khojaly so that this will not happen again.

I was deeply touched. Based on historic facts, the movie powerfully depicts tragic events in Khojaly but, at the same time, conveys a profound sense of hope and trust in the strength of human spirit. Highly recommended.