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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Afghanistan through the eyes of a native son
Anwar Hajer's return to his home village, Logar Afghanistan, after more than 25 years of war driven exile is a journey of the heart. See the country and culture through the eyes of a native son. Visit the blue mosque of Ali in Mazar-e-sharif, talk to Afghan war widows selling their wares, visit the boys high school in Kundoz, meet a Pashtun family and village elders. This...
Published on December 2, 2008 by T. Dougherty
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English Subtitles Please
If you are looking for a travelogue, this is not it. The background scenery provides a small glimpse of Afghan modernity. There are lengthy Farsi and Dari dialogues by locals sans English subtitles and no explanation of the thrust of the conversation by the moderator, Anwar Hajer. I was looking for authentic information to educate me for a possible humanitarian venture in...
Published on January 16, 2010 by Karl Schroeder
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Afghanistan through the eyes of a native son,
This review is from: 16 Days in Afghanistan (DVD)
Anwar Hajer's return to his home village, Logar Afghanistan, after more than 25 years of war driven exile is a journey of the heart. See the country and culture through the eyes of a native son. Visit the blue mosque of Ali in Mazar-e-sharif, talk to Afghan war widows selling their wares, visit the boys high school in Kundoz, meet a Pashtun family and village elders. This is a view of Afghanistan's people and culture that few westerners have ever seen.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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A must see for interested parties and proffessionals in geopolitics,
By Sam Nassar "Sam" (Georgia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 16 Days in Afghanistan (DVD)
the videos is a great visual into the Afghani life: a snapshot of it. It is a valuable, enriching source and insight into the culture of Afghnistan and its geopolitics.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: 16 Days in Afghanistan (DVD)
If you are looking for a travelogue, this is not it. The background scenery provides a small glimpse of Afghan modernity. There are lengthy Farsi and Dari dialogues by locals sans English subtitles and no explanation of the thrust of the conversation by the moderator, Anwar Hajer. I was looking for authentic information to educate me for a possible humanitarian venture in Afghanistan - This did not fulfill that need in the least.
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16 Days in Afghanistan by Mohammad A. Hajher (DVD - 2008)
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