Three films, one genocide: remembering the Armenian genocide through "Ravished Armenia(s)"

Ravished Armenia was an eight-reel, eighty-five minute silent dramatized film based on actual events, first screened in New York in 1919. Despite being lost for over 90 years, the original film remains a revered text among generations of Armenians as demonstrated by the present-day reaction to the two twenty -minute versions of the film