

Two decades of conflict are chronicled as Commander Ahmad Shah Massoud prepares for his next offensive against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Two decades of conflict are chronicled as Commander Ahmad Shah Massoud prepares for his next offensive against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Ahmad Shah Massoud stands at the forefront of Afghanistan's resistance against the Soviet invasion. Filmmaker Christophe de Ponfilly captures Massoud's two-decade fight for freedom as he prepares for a new offensive against the Taliban. Through personal stories and reflections, Massoud discusses his experiences and the betrayals he faced. De Ponfilly questions his role as a filmmaker in shaping narratives around conflict. Massoud, known as the "Lion of Panshir," was killed in a terrorist attack in September 2001, shortly before the 9/11 attacks.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ahmad Shah Massoud, key Afghan resistance leader.
- Follow Massoud's reflections on war and betrayal.
- See the impact of media on conflict narratives.
Did You Know
- Ahmad Shah Massoud was killed in a terrorist attack in September 2001.
- The documentary has a runtime of 89 minutes.
- Christophe de Ponfilly directed the film, released in 1998.
- Massoud's resistance spanned over two decades against the Soviet invasion.
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Who directed the documentary 'Massoud the Afghan'?
The documentary 'Massoud the Afghan' was directed by Christophe de Ponfilly.
What was Ahmad Shah Massoud known for?
Ahmad Shah Massoud was a pivotal figure in the Afghan resistance against the Soviet invasion and was known as the 'Lion of Panshir'.
When was Ahmad Shah Massoud killed?
Ahmad Shah Massoud was killed in a terrorist attack in September 2001, just days before the 9/11 attacks.
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