A Darkness Visable: Afghanistan

A Darkness Visable: Afghanistan (2011)

Outsiders often see Afghanistan as a problem in need of a solution: a conflict region that needs more troops or another election. But in seeing Afghanistan as a problem, the people of the country, and their desire for self-determination, are often overlooked. From the Soviet invasion and the mujahideen resistance to the Taliban and the American occupation, A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan examines thirty years of Afghan history. It is the story of ordinary citizens whose lives play out in the shadow of superpowers. There are tales of violence to be sure, but there is also love and even romance. Based on 14 trips to Afghanistan between 1994 and 2010, A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan is the work of renowned photojournalist Seamus Murphy. His work chronicles a people caught time and again in political turmoil, struggling to find their way.

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	Ali Seraj as Self - National Coalition for Dialogue with the Tribes of Afghanistan
	Abdullah Abdullah as Self - Leader of Coalition for Hope and Change
	Seamus Murphy as Self - Photographer
	Abdul Aziz Babakarkhail as Self - Economic Adviser, IDLG
	Farhuddin Ba Deli as Self - War Witness
	Khalid Pashtoon as Self - Member of Parliament
	Nancy Dupree as Self - Director, Afghanistan Center at Kabul University
	Ramazan Bashardost as Self - Member of Parliament
	Sabrina Saqib as Self - Former Member of Parliament
	John Agoglia as Self - Director, Counterinsurgency Training Center

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