After a tumultuous year, Afghans are living a new normal marked by quiet acts of defiance. Even if they don’t have guns, the Afghan people will find a way to stand against tyranny and abuse, by any means possible, even if that only means walking on the streets and...
In a long history of rebellion, disaster, hunger and now Taliban conquest, the land has been endlessly patient with misfortune. Can Afghans do the same? Jamaluddin Aram served as Community Supported Film’s translator and coordinator in Afghanistan from 2010-12....
American soldiers at Kabul airport point their guns at civilians and scream obscenities at already terrified Afghans. (Social Media, The Guardian) Afghans have been sending desperate appeals for help via email, social media, and phone calls for weeks. Some who managed...
Afghanistan-LookListenLocal amplifies Afghan voices and experiences as the international community leaves the country and the Taliban dominates the battlefront. The project will include new videos, photos and written stories by Afghans. This is the second in a series...
Filmmaker: Hosna; Location: Kabul City, Afghanistan Introduction from Hosna: “This video is about street kids because: Streets kids are under a lot of mental pressure; They lose the chance to get an education; The likelihood that they will be recruited by...
