Hope Amidst Peril: “Between Borders” Brings Armenian Refugee Story to the Big Screen
Get ready for a powerful and poignant cinematic experience as “Between Borders” hits theaters nationwide on January 26th through Fathom Events. This gripping indie drama, starring Elizabeth Tabish and Patrick Sabongui, recounts the true story of an Armenian refugee family’s harrowing escape from persecution in Azerbaijan and Russia, and their quest for asylum in the United States. Set in the late 1980s, amidst the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, “Between Borders” follows Violetta and Ivan Petrosyan’s perilous journey, capturing the desperation and resilience that defines the refugee experience.
Directed by Mark Freiburger and co-written with a talented team, “Between Borders” boasts an impressive cast, including Elizabeth Mitchell, Michael Paul Chan, and Ana Ularu. Armen Karaoghlanian, Founder & CEO of the Armenian Film Society, praises the film as a rallying point for Armenians worldwide, highlighting its universal themes of family strength, faith, and overcoming adversity. Freiburger emphasizes that “Between Borders” transcends cultural boundaries, speaking to the modern refugee experience and the unwavering hope for a better future. This unforgettable film promises to resonate with audiences everywhere, inspiring empathy and understanding.
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