Between Borders

Set during the decline of the Soviet Union, Between Borders follows the Petrosyan family as they navigate the challenges of being outcasts in Azerbaijan and Russia due to their Armenian heritage. Their journey is marked by discrimination and hardship, but a church established by American missionaries offers them a glimmer of hope.

As the family faces increasing hostility, they make the difficult decision to seek refuge in the United States. The film presents a poignant depiction of exile and the quest for belonging, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit. With a strong cast including Elizabeth Tabish and Elizabeth Mitchell, this film delivers a powerful narrative that resonates with contemporary audiences.

Physical media collectors can find Between Borders available on DVD and other formats. The film’s compelling storyline and historical context make it a noteworthy addition to any collection focused on dramatic portrayals of real-life events.