About Us
We founded Golden Gate Armenian Film Festival (GGAFF) with the goal to build and strengthen the connection between the Armenian film directors and the Armenian diaspora in the United States. We believe that this will bring a better understanding of the realities of Armenia to Armenians and the general public living in the United States.
Armenian Genocide Commemoration, Friday, April 24th, 7:00pm, at the Vogue theatre in San Francisco
This free event is fully supported by the Armenian Genocide Commemorative Committee and hosted by the Golden Gate Armenian Film Festival.
Stones (2022, 20min), a documentary by Arman Ayvazyan. In the aftermath of the brutal 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War, a group of brave volunteers risk everything to enter the Lachin region, racing against time to rescue sacred ancient Armenian stone inscriptions, known as "khachkars," before they are destroyed.
Armenians, the hidden grandmothers (2025, 50min) by French Armenian director Alexandra Routhiau Mikaelian. This story is one of the stories of millions of Armenians and Turks, those called "the hidden Armenians" or "the remnants of the sword," descendants of women and children converted and forcibly integrated into the Turkish population during the Armenian genocide.
Please follow the link below to reserve your free tickets. Each reservation is for two people. For larger parties, please make additional reservations or email us at ggaff.info@gmail.com
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