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There is no perfect cinematic representation of history: Alessandro Ago on Armenian Genocide films

Alessandro Ago, Director of Programming and Special Projects at USC School of Cinematic Arts, believes films can penetrate any border if they have one thing, “a human story”. Ago also explains, here is no perfect cinematic representation of history, the more there are films about the Armenian Genocide, the more holistic the impact on the international viewer.

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