Either human rights are equal for everyone, or they're just privileges.
Gino Strada, war surgeon Emergency, 2001.
TV Catalunya - (Spain) - February 2003
BBC four - Storyville - (UK) - Oct. 7th 2002 - 9pm and Oct. 14 - 10pm
PBS - Point Of View - (USA) - Sept. 9th 2002 - 10pm
VPRO - (The Netherlands) - Sept. 2002 - 10pm
RAI 3 (Italy) Sept. 13 2002 10pm
Hotdocs Film Festival - Toronto - Apr. 25th May 4th. 2003
Amnesty International film Festival - Amsterdam - Mar. 2003
One World International Film Festival - Prague - Mar. 2003
Beirut Documentary Film Festival - Beirut - Nov. 2002
Human Rights Watch International Film Festival - New York - June 2002
Torino Film Festival - DOC 2002 competition Winner of the Cipputi Award
Politecnico Fandango theatre in Rome - Dec. 2002
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From the filmmakers of JUNG (WAR) IN THE LAND OF THE MUJAHEDDIN comes a new film. Filmed in Afghanistan in October through December 2001, the film follows the continuing challenges for surgeon Gino Strada and medical coordinator Kate Rowlands from the human rights group "Emergency." Having joined forces to set up a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, they saw it shut down by the Taliban. In October, 2001, they decided to re-open the hospital while the city was still under heavy attacks in order to guarantee medical and humanitarian support to civilian war victims. AFGHANISTAN YEAR 1380 shows life from the perspective of the Afghan people during this extraordinary time, and the treatment of Taliban prisoners of war in Northern Alliance jails. In Dari, Pashto, English, Italian with English subtitles.
More info at: www.pbs.org/pov/afghanistanyear1380
Produced in association with
PBS, Public Broadcasting Service (USA)
BBC (UK) BBC Four film's webpage
Watch the POV trailer of Afghanistan, collateral damage - Year 1380.
REVIEWS (selection)
US TV to screen Afghan film
Kabul ER (BBC4) was sobering television, and more than a little depressing.
Gareth McLean, The Guardian, 8 October 2002
High-profile film-makers line-up for September 11 omnibus.
One hospital on the frontlines of America’s war on terrorism in Kabul, Afghanistan, redefines the word "emergency".