About The Film
Immigrants and refugees escaping the atrocities in Syria often arrive in America with no support and little knowledge of how to navigate the complex systems in a foreign, English-speaking country. A tiny fraction in Los Angeles are lucky enough to meet an Armenian-Catholic priest named Father Armenag. An immigrant himself, he is troubled by memories of the family members he lost to ISIS, and quietly carries his grief as he tirelessly works to aid new arrivals and secure their lives in America.
Our previous film is about Armenians in America 100 years after The Genocide, It is called “What Will Become of Us.”
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Press
Armenian Radio Hour of New Jersey
Parev TV
The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
Armenian Weekly (Whatever Dreams They Had was formerly titled No Difference Between Us)
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Major Funding
The Hamparian Family Foundation
United Armenian Charities
Additional Funding
Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU)
The Levon & Claudia Nazarian Family Foundation
Seta Nazarian
Carol Vassiliadis
Judith Saryan & Victor Zarougian
Vicken & Rosette Arslanian
Beth Adams
Elizabeth Chouldjian
Chloe Womack
Deborah Devedjian
Jeffrey & Cindy Hovsepian
Vonnie Madigan
Shant Markarian
Marguerite McDermott
Leta Franklin Myers
Rebekah Myers
Evert Offereins
Shannon & Norm Prokup
Margaret Tejerian
Susanevelyn Trottier-Lavoice
Miriam & Andrew Vanderlaan
West Main Consultants
Monica Whitcomb