AraratBank Presents the Final Part of "The Will to Get Back on Your Feet Again" Film Series
The premiere of "The Will to Get Back on Your Feet Again. Self-Respect", the third and final part of a documentary trilogy funded by AraratBank, took place at KINOMOSCOW cinema on December 4. The film addresses the importance of preserving one's identity in the context of global hybrid warfare.
"After the 2020 war, we were in a very depressed state, which is normal. However, because we lack knowledge of history, are unfamiliar with psychology, and information warfare is new to us, all of this affects us more strongly than it should. After every war, there are many ways to rise again, which we are not utilizing," emphasized Vahe Sukiasyan.
Mher Ananyan is confident that it is always possible to get back on one’s feet again, but everyone must play their part in achieving this: "Every person must find the genetic foundation that will guide them and help them determine what signals they can send to others on the path to recovery. We all need to work and unite around healing our society."
All films in the trilogy are available on the official YouTube channels of film director Vahe Sukiasyan and AraratBank.
The screening of the final part of "The Will to Get Back on Your Feet Again" trilogy was attended by the members of Executive Board and Board of Directors of AraratBank, representatives from the Central Bank of Armenia, Union of Banks, partner banks, NGOs, foundations, AraratBank employees and students.




















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