Stone Time Touch

This documentary presents the experiences of a young woman visiting Armenia for the first time, alongside the reflections of Arsinée Khanjian, who grapples with her identity in the context of Armenia's evolving democracy. The film also features Gariné Torossian, who adds her own perspective through stylistic overlays of her image throughout the narrative.

The runtime of 72 minutes allows for a focused exploration of themes related to identity, homeland, and the diaspora experience. The film captures the diverse emotional landscapes of its subjects as they navigate their ties to Armenia, a country with a rich yet complex history as a former Soviet republic. The documentary is notable for its emphasis on female perspectives, making it a significant entry in the genre.