Film Lens
Half Value Life presents the stories of mistreated women in Afghanistan, juxtaposing their struggles with the everyday lives of women in different settings. The film features Mrya Basher, the first female senior provincial investigator officer in Afghanistan, who takes on a high-responsibility role often deemed unsuitable for women. Through her work, she actively supports young women facing mistreatment, putting her own life at risk.
The documentary captures various perspectives, including women sharing their experiences in court and the impact of societal views on women's capabilities. It contrasts personal moments, such as women applying lipstick, with the harsh realities of violence and terrorism reported in the media, creating a complex narrative about women's roles in a challenging environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet Mrya Basher, a groundbreaking Afghan investigator.
- •See the stark contrast between daily life and court testimonies.
- •Find out how women navigate danger in Afghanistan.
Did You Know
•Mrya Basher is the first female senior provincial investigator officer in Afghanistan.
•The film has a duration of 25 minutes.
•The documentary features women telling their stories inside a court setting.
Perfect For
Women's rights in AfghanistanFemale empowerment storiesDocumentary enthusiasts