Weaving together the voices and struggles of three generations of women and gender nonconforming Armenians, Dear Armen unveils fragmented legacies of gender, sexuality, genocide, and displacement.

An activist-turned-assassin joins a clandestine coalition of women revolutionaries to defend their homelands - but as war escalates, she must reckon with the cost of vengeance and the fragile balance between militancy, motherhood, and collective survival.

After inheriting a tattered box of Hi-8 tapes shot in Armenia amidst war and Soviet collapse from her largely-absent immigrant father who recently received a terminal diagnosis, a diasporic filmmaker turns the camera toward their tentative healing as they confront the ruptures that shaped them both.

In Depression-era Fresno, an Armenian boy from an immigrant family joins his ambitious uncle in chasing his ill-fated dream of planting a pomegranate orchard on a desolate acreage. The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse is a feature film adaptation that tenderly stitches together a collection of short stories from Pulitzer-Prize and Academy-Award winning Armenian-American author William Saroyan’s most beloved work, My Name is Aram.

Set against a sweltering Montreal summer, two broke best friends hustle between late-night bartending gigs, messy lovers, and the city's after-hours scene while trying to mount an experimental burlesque show of their own - only to discover that their deepest love story has been beside them all along.

Trapped between her family’s suffocating expectations and a community obsessed with its own survival, a young Armenian-American woman in Glendale seeks an abortion, only to find herself caught in a fanatical pro-life conspiracy that turns the language of love, care, and cultural survival into a weapon. But while those around her brand her a killer, they may have more to fear from her than they realize.