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List Price: $19.98
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Manufacturer: Sony
Starring: Adam Schiff, Samantha Power, Serj Tankian, John Dolmayan, Daron Malakian

Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0886971724899
Format: DVD-Video
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony
Region Code: 0
Release Date: 2008-02-19
Running Time: 95
Studio: Sony
Theatrical Release Date: 2006

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Summary: Good documentary
Comment: This is good to watch for anyone, not only System of a Down fans. However, if you hate System of a Down, it might irritate you because it is the soundtrack of the movie with interviews and concert road footage galore. I really enjoyed this and recommend anyone over 18 to watch it.

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Summary: Very moving documentary:
Comment: I had never even heard about the Armenian Genecide until I became a fan of System of a Down. This documentary goes into more detail about that horrific genecide along with how governments cover up genecides worldwide to this day:o( It's not for the faint of heart... lots of graphic images, but I think it's needed to show the horror of what continues to go on in the world today:o(It's a very moving film that will enlighten you.

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Summary: Mind-opening documentary
Comment: I have been waiting to purchase this movie ever since it came out at the film festivals. I, being from Florida, have never been to an independent film festival but heard about this movie from System Of A Downs website. This gives a look at mainly the genocide of the Armenians by the Turks but also looks into the other genocides which have happened to which are happening right now. this movie gives accurate information about the subject but if you aren't into System Of A Downs music you will be forced to sit through their performances. After I recieved this movie in the mail I watched it with a bunch of class mates. This film makes an excellent discussion piece among young adults.

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Summary: Highly recommend this movie!
Comment: Great movie for fans of System of a Down. Better yet, this is a great movie documenting genocide in general, and the Armenian genocide in particular. I highly recommend this movie. It is a must see. Share the movie with friends, family, and members of your local community. Everyone will thank you for it. Very eye-opening experience.

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Summary: Mind Blowing Documentary. 10./10
Comment: I have seen this movie on starz, I regret to say that I was not lucky enough to have watched it while the screening took place. This documentary follows the one and only System Of A Down, throughout several locations from LA to Europe, while diggin deep in history and showing the truth about the forgotten genocide. This movie includes interviews with experts and some of the survivors of the genocide. This sad story of human history also follows the massacre that took place in africa during 2004 while the whole world stood watching, idle in the face of massive death. To conclude this, several SOAD fans won't be dissapointed by the extensive repertoire of songs played throughout the film. I'm glad I'm finally getting the DVD after a long wait, I hope you feel the same way.

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