My Sweet Land Film Screening | A Story of Artsakh, War, and Unbreakable Spirit

A solemn Armenian boy holds a white dove in front of a stone house in Artsakh, from the film My Sweet Land, a powerful story of war and exile.
Vrej, the young protagonist of My Sweet Land, holds a dove amidst the ruins of Artsakh – a striking image of innocence in a land scarred by war.
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My Sweet Land Film Screening | A Story of Artsakh, War, and Unbreakable Spirit

We’re proud to highlight My Sweet Land, a poignant new film that sheds light on the unspoken traumas of war, forced exile and the ethnic cleansing in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). Told through the eyes of 11-year-old Vrej, the story unfolds in the hauntingly beautiful but embattled Caucasus Mountains. As Vrej is forced to flee his ancestral homeland, the film becomes a powerful meditation on identity, memory, and the enduring spirit of the Armenian people. My Sweet Land offers a rare cinematic lens into a silenced struggle. For screening times and ticket information, visit the official website.

Select Screening Highlights

  • 📍 Los Angeles
    April 17, 2025
  • 📍 Montreal
    April 27, 2025

🔗 View the full list of screenings:
www.mysweetlandfilm.com/screenings

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