Vruir Tadevosian: The War through the eyes of children living in the borderline villages of Artsakh

The War through the eyes of children living in the borderline villages of Artsakh: they were forced to witness life-changing events, war, tragedy, loss, injury, and chaos, since they first opened their eyes to this world. Grigori lives in Karmir Shuka, a borderline village of Artsakh. He has already witnessed 2 wars at the age of 15. Hear and see his truth.
It’s now the time to present you my documentary movie, The Tales of The Blue Sky , which will take you into the worlds of these children, ripped apart by war. Their stories of challenge, survival and triumph will bring you tears, laughter, and the stark shock and realization, that fate like this can still exist.
Having experienced my own journey through war and trauma, at the start of the 44-day Artsakh war, I came to the frightful realization that an entire generation of children was about to experience the same as I did, 30 years later. It was then, when my mission became to never turn a blind eye to war-impacted children. #ComingSoon

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