Architects of Denial to Premiere in Select Theaters Across the Nation

Architects of Denial is a moving documentary that traces the turbulent modern history of the Armenian people, from their decimation by Ottoman Turks at the onset of World War I until the present, when they are threatened by Turkey as well as its ally, Azerbaijan. It chronicles the Armenian Genocide of 1915 and includes interviews with its survivors, who detail the horrors they or their family members had experienced, and experts, who graphically illustrate the real connection between its historical denial with present-day mass exterminations in conflict zones around the world.

"Since the end of World War II, every civilized nation on earth has adhered to the principle of 'never again' and that's why we made this film," says Executive Producer, Montel Williams, "we know if we allow this genocide to be forgotten, we run the risk of repeating the evils of humanity's collective past."

"Genocide is a horrible thing to see. It's a horrible thing to have happen," adds Executive Producer, Dean Cain, "what's even worse about that, especially for the Armenians who are still survivors of that and descendants of that, is to not call it what it is."

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SOURCE Associated Television International