Chinese-Armenian History Rediscovered in Ruben Giney’s Film

By MassisPost
Updated: August 22, 2014

GBTimes — Ruben Giney’s documentary Andin: Armenian Journey Chronicles
invites the viewers to an exciting expedition along the cities of the
ancient Silk Road in search of previously-unheard-of links between
China and Armenia.

“The Armenian word ‘Andin’ means beyond, as the film questions some
commonly accepted views on history and leads us through the mysteries
of the past centuries”, explained Ruben Giney, a 30-year-old Armenian
director who is living and working in China.

Over two years his international crew travelled through 11 countries,
including India, China, Tibet, countries in Central Asia, Russia,
Armenia, and Santo Domingo. They studied unique archival materials,
manuscripts, personal journals and diaries in the National libraries
of Paris, London, Mexico and Lisbon to prove their findings.

According to the film director, eight discoveries of scientific value
were made during the quest, with only one of them so far presented to
the academic world.

From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress