Bared Maronian’s "10 Years On" Wins Best Documentary at Forest City Film Festival
Acclaimed Armenian-American filmmaker Bared Maronian has received top honors at the 11th annual Forest City Film Festival in Ontario, Canada, with his latest documentary, 10 Years On: The Yazidi Genocide, winning the award for Best Feature-Length Documentary.
Maronian, a four-time Emmy Award winner and founder of Armenoid Productions, directed the project to mark a decade since the 2014 atrocities committed by ISIS against the Yazidi population in Sinjar, Iraq. Renowned for bringing historical injustices and human rights issues to international audiences, Maronian’s body of work includes landmark documentaries such as Orphans of the Genocide, Women of 1915, and Genocide 2.0: Ethnic Cleansing in Artsakh—which took home the Best Social Awareness Film prize at the Chagrin Documentary Film Festival in the United States in October 2024.
Bared Maronian’s "10 Years On" Wins Best Documentary at Forest City Film Festival
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