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Deep Dive: Texas - Kabul (2004)

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Texas - Kabul
Texas - Kabul features four women from different countries: Jamila Mujahed from Afghanistan, Arundhati Roy from India, Stasa Zajovic from Serbia, and Sissy Farenthold from the USA. Each woman expresses her opposition to nationalism and war, providing a diverse perspective on these global issues. Director Helga Reidemeister presents these narratives in a 93-minute film, focusing on the personal experiences and viewpoints of these women. Their stories reflect a shared commitment to peace and resistance against militarism, emphasizing the impact of conflict on women's lives across different cultures.

Why Watch

  • Meet Arundhati Roy, a prominent Indian activist.
  • Find out how Sissy Farenthold challenges war in the USA.
  • See Stasa Zajovic's perspective from Serbia.

Did You Know

The film features four women from four different countries.
Director Helga Reidemeister created this film in 2004.
The film has a total duration of 93 minutes.
Jamila Mujahed is one of the featured women opposing nationalism.

Perfect For

Women's rights activismAnti-war movementsInternational perspectives