The full feature film (82 minutes). Subtitles available in French and Turkish.

Exactly 100 years after the Armenian Genocide, a mysterious director (Simon) stages a play to bring the ghosts of a forgotten tragedy back to life.

Tony quotes the advice of an old acting buddy.

In this deleted scene, Gabriel tries and fails to play the secret lullaby.

Simon's first words of the day to Angela, and to anyone else who might be listening.

A conversation of genocide, art, and popcorn.

Angela Sarafyan discusses her role, making history, and the importance of 1915.

Debra Christofferson talks about her favorite scene and the backstory of her character, Lillian, and more.

Sam Page talks about working in a historic theater and what he learned about 1915.

Simon Abkarian discusses denial, the heritage of orphans, and where he agrees with the character of Simon.

Jim Piddock on the blessings of ignorance, cynicism, and his character Jeffrey.

Sunny Suljic talks on his first film role, a great story about his experiences on stage, and what he plans to do when he retires.

Nikolai Kinski on responsibility and playing Tony and more.

A behind-the-scenes featurette on the historic location of 1915.

In this behind-the-scenes featurette, the actors try to talk about each other.