Screening of provocative Armenian film about Karabakh canceled in Bishkek
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- 07 July, 2022
- 13:51
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The screening of a provocative Armenian film about Karabakh in Bishkek has been canceled, Report informs, citing the President of the Public Association of Azerbaijanis in Kyrgyzstan, AZERI, Honored Lawyer of Kyrgyzstan Azizaga Aliyev.
The film, If The Wind Subsides, directed by Nora Martirosyan, is yet another tool of Armenian propaganda and a manifestation of the lopsided approach to the situation, exclusively from the Armenian point of view.
The film was to appear on the screen at the Cinema House in Bishkek on July 8, but its demonstration was canceled thanks to the efforts of the Azerbaijani diaspora.
The film is a joint production of Armenia, France, and Belgium.
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