Biography

Suzanne Khardalian is an independent filmmaker and writer. She studied journalism in Beirut and Paris and worked as a journalist in Paris until 1985, when she started to work on films. She also holds a master's degree in international law and diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University, and contributes articles to different journals. She has directed more than 20 films that have been shown both in Europe and the U.S. They include "Back to Ararat" (1988), "Unsafe Ground" (1993), "The Lion from Gaza" (1996), "Her Armenian Prince" (1997), "From Opium to Chrysanthemums" (2000), "Where Lies My Victory" (2002), "I Hate Dogs" (2005), "Bullshit" (2006), "Young Freud in Gaza" (2009) and "Grandma's Tattoo" (2011).
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