Good Morning Kandahar

"My country fights a war in my father’s country. And I look on with a growing sense of confusion." So Ariel Nasr begins this powerful documentary, which gives poignant voice to the dilemmas felt by thousands of young Afghans around the world — many in surprising places — as they grapple with events in their homeland.

The film introduces us to young Afghan-Canadians torn between a deep desire to help Afghanistan and fear that things will never change. It brings a profoundly needed personal perspective to a painful controversy.

Produced as part of the Reel Diversity Competition for emerging filmmakers of colour. Reel Diversity is a National Film Board of Canada initiative in partnership with CBC Newsworld.

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“i am from Georgia,I WANT TO STUDY ENGLISH WELL.SOMEBODY can give me other site which help me learn English?” — TAMO, 25 Oct 2010
“Thank you so much for permitting us to learn about Afghan people sharing some ot their reality both in Afghanistan or here in Canada.” — Francesca63, 25 Sep 2010
“Great film. Thanks!” — smithmejia, 24 Jul 2010
“I am italian but I was born in Kandahar. Very nice film.” — Bolivar, 26 May 2010
“I am italian but I born in Kandhar. ” — Bolivar, 26 May 2010