SR Socially Relevant Film Festival NY

The 11th annual edition of SR Socially Relevant™ Film Festival NY in-person section closed on Monday, March 18, with an Awards Ceremony hosted by The National Arts Club.

On the occasion of International Women's History Month, SRFF celebrates the Women Filmmakers of 2024 with a dedicated program of films, a webinar, and a screening followed by a panel discussion at NGO CSW's 68th UN Forum.

The in-person section of the 10th edition of SRFF wrapped with resounding success, Honor Awards, Jury Awards, and Films. Honor Awardees on Opening and Closing Nights, Winning Films make happy filmmakers, Rejoice, Resist: BIPOC Films in West Harlem.

SRFF continues at Cinema Village with great films on adoption, family, health, climate, Indigenous people, disability, prison, war and freedom, and our most beloved New York City.

-- Gale Anne Hurd - Vania Exerjian Award for Women's Leadership in Film -- Tonya Lewis Lee - Vania Exerjian Award for Empowering Women -- Robert Schenkkan - Vania Exerjian Award for Writing Social Justice

The 10th Anniversary Edition of SRFF highlights BIPOC filmmakers on topics dealing with invisibility and marginality.

The 10th Anniversary edition of SR Socially Relevant™ Film Festival NY is a hybrid of in-person and online events.

The 38th Alexandria Film Festival of Mediterranean Countries, and its director Al Amir Abaza honored actress, and filmmaker Nora Armani at the opening ceremony of the festival's Mahmoud Hemeda edition at the Biblioteca Alexandrina in Alexandria, Egypt.

The management of the Alexandria Film Festival for Mediterranean Countries, headed by film critic El Amir Abaza, has decided to honor Egyptian-born Armenian-French star Nora Armani in appreciation of her work in the field of cinema, during its 38th...

107 years after the horrible events of the Armenian Genocide, the trauma's effects are seen on a young college student, far away from its base, in New Jersey, amidst denials by its perpetrators and their supporters.