“Seamlessly blends the epic with the every day, evoking the deep emotions felt by Armenian Americans for a heritage that has endured for millennia”

WFLA

“The most breathtaking cinematography”

KTVB

“Sweeping drone shots displaying the grandeur of the Armenian landscape create a feast for the eyes”

Civil Net

If it were up to me, I would bestow honorary Armenian citizenship on Andrew Goldberg

Armenian Weekly

“An ode to the vibrant and independent Armenian Republic, tracing its nearly 3,000-year-old history as the world’s first Christian nation”

Basil and Salt

“An amazing expedition through Armenia. It is an endearing documentary.”

Armenia Weekly

Filmed using state-of-the-art cameras and drones, a team of cinematographers known for their work on films like “Thor: Love and Thunder” and the upcoming “Mad Max Furiosa” has revolutionized the visual representation of Armenia. This groundbreaking approach provides viewers with, quite simply, the most impressive visual showing of Armenia ever made.

Mirror Spectator

Goldberg has a superb eye for physical space and the way to capture it on camera.

Independent Review Crew

Visually, the film is breathtaking, with scenes of historic structures dating back more than 2,000 years, medieval monasteries — one with the dungeon where St. Gregory was imprisoned for 13 years — lush landscapes, and the modern, vibrant capital city where streets are named after poets and fountains abound.

Weston Today

From filmmaker Andrew Goldberg, the documentary promises viewers a breathtaking exploration of Armenia’s rich cultural tapestry, featuring stunning cinematography, striking archival photographs, incredible interviews, and vibrant music.

Asbarez

Viewers are led on a compelling journey through Armenia’s landscapes, blending the epic with the everyday, evoking the deep emotions felt by Armenian Americans for millennia.

Armenian Church

The visual splendor of “ARMENIA, MY HOME” is brought to life with state-of-the-art cameras and drones, thanks to a cinematography team known for their work on “Thor: Love and Thunder” and the forthcoming “Mad Max Furiosa.” This pioneering approach has resulted in an unparalleled visual representation of Armenia.

Basil and Salt

That sense of love and pride for Armenia, a country that is simultaneously one of the world’s oldest and, geopolitically, one of its youngest, is what Goldberg aims to capture in the film.

CT Insider

I was mesmerized watching Armenia, My Home. I became enchanted with the music, the beautiful scenery and the deeply woven history lessons intertwined with commentary by Armenians from many different facets of the community. I cried, I laughed, I shook my head in disbelief at the immense tragedies that we as a people have endured, and I renewed my faith in my homeland and people.

Armenian Weekly

Through images that would make a stunning travelogue, Goldberg’s “Armenia, My Home”celebrates the modern-day, independent Armenian Republic and its people. The film goes from medieval monasteries in northern forests to the Hellenistic temple of Garni.

KGET

Armenia, My Home is simply a wonderful documentary – another Armenian-themed documentary by Andrew Goldberg. It is a beautiful testimony and tribute from an American-Armenian point of view to what it means to be Armenian and what Armenia means to all of us here in the diaspora.

Armenian Weekly

My Home uncovers some of the parallels between Armenian and Jewish life.

Unorthodox

Through interviews with familiar faces from the diaspora, archival photographs and rich footage of the nation known for fusing the East and West, the doc delves into the modern-day Republic of Armenia’s unique cultural tapestry, which spans thousands of years.

TV Real