Golden Apricot winner, Natalia Belyauskene’s "If Only Everyone” was screened in Moscow.

Well-known Russian political analysts, journalists, representatives of Armenian and Kurdish social organizations as well as Moscow's Azerbaijani Diaspora attended the event.

The film follows a girl named Sasha, the daughter of a Russian soldier who died in Artsakh war and an Armenian woman who had fallen victim to Sumgait pogroms.

After 20 long years, the girl travels to Armenia to plant a tree on the grave of her father. Her father’s army friends will join efforts to help her, live through trials and adventures together, understanding that their lives did have a purpose and that the tree they plant is a symbol of life, not just a token of memory for the departed.