The Last Inhabitant

The film tells the story of Abgar, who remains in an Armenian village after the conflict forces others to flee. As he awaits the return of his daughter, who has been traumatized by witnessing violence, he encounters Ibrahim, an Azeri offering him work on a mosque. This offer brings both hope and despair as Abgar grapples with his role in a community that is no longer his own.

The narrative delves into the emotional struggles of its characters, particularly as Abgar faces the moral implications of his decisions. The film highlights the poignant connection between personal trauma and broader historical conflicts, making it a significant work within the drama and war genres. With a diverse cast, including Anne Bedian and Dimitra Chatoupi, the film adds depth to its exploration of identity and resilience amidst chaos.