Stories of Armenian Hope is a series of educational animated short films and supporting materials designed to inform children, families and adults about the tragedy of the 1915 Armenian Genocide. Through powerful stories of hope, resilience and the extraordinary courage of ordinary people, the series brings history to life in a new and engaging way. The overarching purpose of the series is to foster a deeper awareness and appreciation of the Armenian people’s enduring spirit in the face of one of humanity’s darkest moments. This project is created by Twiddle Productions in collaboration with Arpi Krikorian Studios and producer Keith Kaczorek.
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Episode One
- The Red Scarf-A Story of Armenian Hope interweaves the tales of two young remarkable boys whose lives, although separated by vast oceans and different worlds, become bound together by destiny and a very special hand-woven scarf. Krikor, a young orphan caught in the tragedy of the 1915 Armenian Genocide, finds compassion and courage in those who help him, allowing his spirit to thrive even in the bleakest of times. On the other side of the world, Jackie Coogan shines as the brightest child star of Hollywood's silent movie era. With a heart as big as his fame, Jackie dedicates years of his young life to help the Near East Relief bring hope and aid to orphan refugees. Together, their stories tell the tale of The Red Scarf-A Story of Armenian Hope. This heartwarming animated story is brought to life by Twiddle Productions Inc. in association with the USC Shoah Foundation.