Synopsis. The culmination of a unique training program for Afghan women journalists, this rare and uncompromising film explores the effects of the repressive Taliban regime and U.S. military campaign on the lives of Afghan women and their families. Fourteen young women, several still in their teens, were trained as camera operators and video journalists at the AINA Afghan Media and Culture Center in Kabul, the first female journalists to be trained in that country for more than a decade. … More

Synopsis. In this 50 minutes breathless investigation, both journalists try to comprehend why after years of the most expensive and deadliest world-wide track ever, number 1 public enemy Ossama Bin Laden has still not been found.

From Pakistanese intelligence service to former members of President Karzai Cabinet, from French officials to local comanders, they meet those who witnessed the early phase of the operation in 2001 to uncover the true lies of a track. … More