Free Screaning presented by film director Jivan Avetisyan. Q&A to follow.
Armenian Arts presents a special screening of TEVANIK (2014), an internationally acclaimed Armenian-Lithuanian co-production directed by Jivan Avetisyan.
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 81 minutes
Language: Armenian
Allowed Age: 12+
About the Film
Tevanik is a poetic and deeply human film about the consequences of war — about interrupted childhood, fractured families, regret, and the rediscovery of human values.
Structured in three chapters, the story unfolds through the perspectives of adolescents coming of age in a landscape torn apart by war:
Aram – The Sonnet
A harmonious family is separated by conflict. In a single day, Aram’s childhood ends.
Astghik – The Elegy
Through Astghik’s perspective, we witness how peace turns into war in an instant — friendship, love, and hope vanish overnight.
Tevanik – The Story
Fourteen-year-old Tevanik becomes part of war activities. One decisive moment changes the course of his life.
International Recognition
Tevanik has received widespread international recognition, including:
- Best International Feature Film – Hollywood & Beyond Film Festival (USA, 2016)
- Best Armenian Fiction Film – Golden Apricot International Film Festival (Armenia, 2014)
- Best Film – Romania International Film Festival (2015)
- Best Screenplay – Arpa International Film Festival (USA, 2014)
The film has screened in over 30 countries worldwide.
This screening offers an opportunity to reflect on memory, youth, resilience, and the human cost of conflict through Armenian cinema.
Join us for an evening of meaningful storytelling and collective remembrance.
Date/Time: Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 7:30pm
