There Are No Lines the Taliban Won't Cross
Synopsis
A 21-gun salute at the funeral of former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani triggers panic among mourners in Kabul, reflecting the city's tense atmosphere.
Synopsis
A funeral for former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani takes place in Kabul after his assassination by a suicide bomber in September 2011. Rabbani's death raises fears of increased violence in Afghanistan. The film features interviews with Taliban members, including a man who killed six civilians in a hotel attack. A member of the Afghan Parliament claims the Taliban leader Mullah Omar visited her home, adding to the uncertainty surrounding peace negotiations.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Burhanuddin Rabbani, a key figure in Afghan peace talks.
- See the reactions of mourners at Rabbani's tense funeral.
- Find out about a Taliban member's views on violence.
- Discover claims about Mullah Omar's secret visit in Kabul.
Did You Know
- Burhanuddin Rabbani was assassinated just hours before the filmmaker's arrival in Kabul.
- Kari Ramazan shot dead six civilians in a hotel attack three years prior.
- A 21-gun salute at Rabbani's funeral caused panic among attendees.
- H. Sulani claims that Taliban leader Mullah Omar stayed at her house.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was assassinated just hours before the narrator's arrival in Kabul?
Former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani was assassinated by a suicide bomber just hours before the narrator arrived in Kabul.
What was Burhanuddin Rabbani negotiating with the Taliban?
Burhanuddin Rabbani was negotiating an end to fighting with the Taliban.
What did Kari Ramazan do three years ago in Kabul?
Kari Ramazan shot dead six civilians at the Serena hotel in Kabul three years ago.
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