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26 ott 2022 · My childhood, my country - 20 years in Afghanistan. Dit programma is niet beschikbaar. Deel. In deze documentaire, die gefilmd werd over een periode van 20 jaar, volgen we het verhaal van Mir Hussain die opgroeit in het rurale Afghanistan. Docu VRT CANVAS. 20 jaar uit het leven van Mir Hussain, die opgroeit in het rurale Afghanistan Bekijk deze ...
GRENFELL: THE UNTOLD STORY James Newton, Daisy Ayliffe, Emma Lysaght, Kirsty Cunningham, Jessie Versluys, Constantine Gras – BBC Studios/Channel 4. Winner - MY CHILDHOOD, MY COUNTRY - 20 YEARS IN AFGHANISTAN Phil Grabsky, Shoaib Sharifi, Amanda Wilkie, Clive Mattock - Seventh Art Productions/ITV. NAIL BOMBER: MAN HUNT Production Team ...
Talk about a release that's of the moment. My Childhood, My Country: 20 Years in Afghanistan was made by Phil Grabsky (who produced and directed several of the Exhibition On Screen films and an early version of this story called The Boy Mir in 2011) and Shoaib Sharifi (who has worked on several films in Afghanistan) to tell the story of Mir, who starts the film as a seven-year-old child who ...
My Childhood, My Country - 20 Years in Afghanistan follows the journey of Afghan youth, Mir Hussain, growing up… Award-winning filmmakers, Phil Grabsky and Shoaib Sharifi, present a real-life epic of boyhood and manhood, filmed across twenty years in one of the most embattled corners of the globe.
19 mag 2020 · Phil Grabsky and Shoaib Sharifi tackle life in Afghanistan in an outstanding and emotionally involving documentary.
An epic coming-of-age story that follows a young boy by the name of Mir as he grows up over the course of 20 years of war in Afghanistan. In 2014 director Richard Linklater released the Oscar-winning Boyhood – his fictional saga of growing up, filmed with the same cast across twelve years. Now award-winning filmmakers Phil Grabsky and Shoaib ...
The Hollywood Reporter. Aug 26, 2021. My Childhood, My Country, which inevitably recalls Michael Apted’s Up series, suffers from pacing issues and feels choppy at times. But its decades-long portrait of a young man struggling to survive amidst difficult circumstances proves deeply moving, especially in light of recent events. Read More.
