Arsinée Khanjian

A photographer and his wife take photographs of Armenian churches for use in a calendar. Their driver, a local resident, expounds on the history of the churches while the wife translates. The photographer becomes jealous of his wife's bonding with the driver.

One day, when Sabah least expects it, she falls in love with the wrong man. She's Muslim, he's not. Unbeknownst to her family, she goes on a whirlwind affair before both culture and love collide.

A poetic meditation on memory, loss, and expectation through the experiences of a young woman of Armenian descent as she returns to her homeland.

Noah, an insurance adjuster specializing in house fires, takes his clients’ wellbeing so seriously he frequently sleeps with them to provide comfort. His wife, Hera, is a film censor who finds excitement in copying explicit scenes from the movies she is assigned to review. When their lives intersect with a rich couple obsessed with staging elaborate sexual fantasies their secretive lives of artifice and ardour slowly begin to unfold... Inspired by the real life fire that burnt down Egoyan’s own family home, this hypnotic, dream-like tale of passionate yet dislocated characters has been compared to the films of David Lynch. It is quintessential Egoyan and sees the director at his very best.

Twelve-year-old Anaïs is fat. Her sister, Elena, is a teenage beauty. While on vacation with their parents, Elena is seduced by Fernando, and the ever-watchful Anaïs bears witness to the corruption of her sister’s innocence.

A filmmaker works on an epic movie about Turkish atrocities committed against Armenians in 1915.

Thirty-something Gabriel is in romantic transition from Jenny to Anne, while as an editor much of his time is spent on his friend Adrien.