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Mahmoud Aryoubi

Film Review: A Letter to the President (2017) by Roya Sadat
The first film by a woman after the fall of the Taliban regime, and Afghanistan’s submission for the foreign-language Oscar, is an extremely pointy production that deals with the inconsistencies of the Afghan legal system, which lingers between Islamic, statutory and customary rules, as it presents the issues women face in the country, through a genuinely feminist view.

A Letter to the President screened at Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian cinema

The film revolves around Soraya, a mother of two, who tries to balance her career as the head of the Kabul Crime Division and her life as the wife of a very rich but on the verge of alcoholism husband, who, additionally, is dominated by his gangster father. The already crumbling balance ends when Soraya decides to save a woman who is being accused of adultery and is actually sentenced to death by the village elders, and...
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 1/28/2019
  • by Panos Kotzathanasis
  • AsianMoviePulse
Film Review: A Letter to the President (2017) by Roya Sadat
The first film by a woman after the fall of the Taliban regime, and Afghanistan’s submission for the foreign-language Oscar, is an extremely pointy production that deals with the inconsistencies of the Afghan legal system, which lingers between Islamic, statutory and customary rules, as it presents the issues women face in the country, through a genuinely feminist view.

“A Letter to a President” is screening at Aperture: Asia & Pacific Film Festival

The film revolves around Soraya, a mother of two, who tries to balance her career as the head of the Kabul Crime Division and her life as the wife of a very rich but on the verge of alcoholism husband, who, additionally, is dominated by his gangster father. The already crumbling balance ends when Soraya decides to save a woman who is being accused of adultery and is actually sentenced to death by the village elders, and in...
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 6/25/2018
  • by Panos Kotzathanasis
  • AsianMoviePulse
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