Movie Night
ACOM Cinema Saturday evening. Starts at 7:00PM
Two Thousand and None
Dir. Arto Paragamian, 2000, 94 mins
This tragic comedy centers on Armenian American paleontologist
Benjamin Kasparian (John Turturro)
who learns that hedoesn’t havelong to live.
As death nears,he finds himself
examining his family’s past,and starts seeing images
of his childhood in Armenia everywhere.
The contrast between Kasparian's bravery
and the worry of peopleclose to him is
a source of warm and humane comedy.
Hilarious yet quiet, the film uses old home movies
to portrayshifting memories, as Kasparian develops
his crucial last mission in life.
Previously very difficult to find,
this film has just become available to stream.
You are welcome to bring drinks and snacks to share
| Event Date | 05/24/2025 |
| Event End Date | 05/24/2025 |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Attachment | ACOM Cinema_2000None_5.24.25 1.pdf |
ACOM Cinema Saturday for June. Starts at 7:00 PM
Location to be determined.
| Event Date | 06/22/2025 |
| Event End Date | 06/22/2025 |
| Individual Price | Free |
ACOM Cinema Saturday presents Our November selection:
“Don’t tell me the boy was mad”
A film by Robert Geurdiguian
Since our previous film was such a hit, we’re following up with another film by Armenian-French director Robert Guédiguian.
In the 80s Aram, a young French Armenian, blows up the Turkish ambassador's car in Paris. A young cyclist passing by is seriously injured. Now on the run, Aram joins the Armenian Liberation Army in Beirut. After Aram's mother visits the injured man in hospital and begs his forgiveness, an unexpected relationship and story develops …
This film is both heart-breaking and uplifting.
You are welcome to bring drinks & snacks to share
| Event Date | 11/08/2025 |
| Event End Date | 11/08/2025 |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Attachment | ACOM Cinema_DontTellMe_11.8.25.pdf |