Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) is a nation that now exists only in memories and photographs. After a 25-year ceasefire following a bloody war rooted in post-Soviet politics, Azerbaijan marched into the ethnically Armenian disputed region to ethnically cleanse 100,000 people, starting in 2020 where thousands of young soldiers died, followed by a nine month blockade and a final war in 2023, wiping Artsakh from the map.

A FORGOTTEN NATION documents Artsakh in its last year of peace and existence, revealing what get's lost during war – not just wars itself are lost, but also textures, smells and sounds, jokes, places of coming-of-age, futures, architecture, nature, stories and a place to exist.