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Ararat (2002)

Interrogated by a customs officer, a young man recounts how his life was changed during the making of a film about the Armenian genocide.

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Private U 27 May 2007

My heart breaks everytime I watch this movie. Egoyan is brilliant.

John Anderson 15 Nov 2002

Hardly makes the kind of points Egoyan wanted to make, nor does it exist as the kind of monument he wanted to build, to victims whose voices have never gained the ears of the world.

Jonathan Rosenbaum 16 Mar 2014

Expresses with uncommon power the highly relevant issue of public indifference to genocide, which is especially well dramatized by a scene with Elias Koteas as an actor playing a Turk.

David Grove 08 Dec 2002

Ararat isn't a great film because it's too convoluted and personal at times, but it's a showcase of technical mastery; the way Egoyan interweaves the stories of the historical recreation, the relationship between the son and his stepsister and the mystery of the art historian's dead husbands, is endlessly compelling.

Jorge E 19 Sep 2007

This film is very powerful, and the interwoven storyline was impressive.