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NBCLX is free on broadcast (antenna) and cable television and streams live on platforms including Roku and Peacock. Sunday, May 30: 8-9 pm Pacific/ 11pm-12am Eastern Saturday May 29: 6-7 pm Pacific/ 9-10pm Eastern The Hidden Map will air:įriday, May, 28 : 4-5pm Pacific/7-8pm Eastern While Hovannisian plans to share the documentary with audiences in Armenia and worldwide, for now it is available only in the United States. And on NBCLX, news anchor Nik Z’s description of the Armenian Genocide and conversation with Hovannisian populated lx.com’s Social Justice streaming platform for weeks after it first aired.
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On Horizon Armenian TV with Vruir Tadevosian, a quarter million viewers logged their interest in the film. KTTV FOX Good Morning LA’s Araksya Karapetyan and NBC-LA News’ Gordon Tokumatsu, along with KSEE-Fresno News’ Stefani Booroojian interviewed Hovannisian and produced impactful stories that aired several times in April. The multiple award-winning film caught the attention not only of NBCLX, but of news stations in Hovannisian’s native California. Together, they dig beneath the surface of modern-day Turkey, unearthing buried secrets, silenced stories, living resilience, and the hidden map. The film chronicles their joint odyssey trekking through the layered landscape, Scotsman determined to document the physical relics, and the Armenian-American, the stories of the people. In Turkey, Hovannisian, a granddaughter of Genocide survivors, met a lone Scottish explorer by the name of Steven Sim who had spent 30 years documenting the vanishing traces of the Armenian past. She always knew she would one day share the Armenian story on a grand scale, but it didn’t happen until she dared to venture to the forbidden lands of her ancestral past. With that, I can exhale, if just a little.”Īs a broadcast journalist, Hovannisian has spent a career producing and directing non-fiction stories for television. I believe that it will live far beyond us. “It’s filling,” she expressed, “ It’s as if the flood gates opened, and people from all over the country, Armenians and non-Armenians, poured their hearts out… expressing that the documentary hit home in ways they didn’t even know exist, made them part of the continuing story, and awakened purpose and desire to learn and do more. It’s an ideal match, and I’m thankful for that.” Hovannisian is overwhelmed by the positive reactions of viewers. Hovannisian added, “ For NBCLX to recognize that everyone should know this story, and to offer viewers three more primetime opportunities to do so, highlights the substance of the network.
We are honored that she has trusted NBCLX with distributing it.” Ani Hovannisian’s documentary is compelling, unique and so important for everyone to see. “NBCLX is thrilled to once again share The Hidden Map with our audience,” said Vice President of Content Strategy Matt Goldberg, “So many people have reached out to us asking for more ways to watch the film. Standing for truth in storytelling and responding to viewer demand, the network has announced three more airings of the film over Memorial Day weekend, which also marks the 103rd anniversary of the First Republic of Armenia. The fast-growing NBC-owned network known for its innovative deep-dive approach to pressing social issues and current events ran the film six times during the weekend of April 24, 2021, coinciding with President Biden’s official recognition of the Armenian Genocide. Following a widely acclaimed television debut, Ani Hovannisian’s documentary The Hidden Map has been scheduled for encore broadcasts on NBCLX nationwide on May 28, 29 and 30, 2021.
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