How Europe Stole My Mum

This documentary follows the journey of Mish Grigorian as she attempts to reunite with her family in Armenia after they were denied visas to visit her in the UK. The film explores themes of borders, bureaucracy, and the emotional toll of family separation.

The film received positive reviews for its personal and emotional approach to political issues. Critics praised its ability to connect with audiences on a human level while highlighting the struggles of navigating immigration systems. It resonated with viewers who have experienced similar family separations.

• A deeply personal and moving look at the impact of border policies on families.

• Highlights the frustrating and often arbitrary nature of visa applications.

• Praised for its emotional honesty and Grigorian's compelling storytelling.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.

The director, Mish Grigorian, also appears as a central figure in the documentary, chronicling her own family's experience.