Animation,Documentary,History
Armenia,Germany,Lithuania
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After surviving the Armenian genocide, Aurora Mardiganian flees from her war-torn homeland and eventually finds her way to Hollywood. There, she is discovered by a film producer who is captivated by her story and resilience. Moved by her experiences, he offers her a chance to tell her story on the silver screen.
Despite initial reluctance, Aurora agrees to star in a silent film that depicts the atrocities she witnessed during the genocide. As the film gains attention and accolades, Aurora becomes a symbol of resilience and hope for the Armenian community and a voice for those who have been silenced by history.
However, as Aurora's newfound fame grows, she must navigate the complexities of Hollywood and the challenges of being a public figure. She grapples with the ghosts of her past and struggles with the weight of bearing witness to such horrific events.
Through her journey, Aurora finds strength in her role as a storyteller and advocate for justice, using her platform to shed light on the atrocities of the Armenian genocide and the importance of remembering and honoring those who were lost.
Aurora's Sunrise is a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit and a reminder of the power of storytelling in shaping history and creating change.
