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La película My Childhood, My Country: 20 Years in Afghanistan del año 2021 no ha generado ningún dinero en los cines, ya que aún no se ha estrenado. No hay registro de cuántas personas fueron a verla en todo el mundo, por lo que tampoco está en la lista de las películas que más dinero han recaudado.
27 de sept. de 2021 · Two decades after 9/11 and the “War on Terror” that followed, My Childhood, My Country - 20 Years in Afghanistan offers a uniquely personal insight into one of the most devastating conflicts ...
My Childhood, My Country: 20 Years in Afghanistan película dirigida por Phil Grabsky y protagonizada por Tony Blair, Lyse Doucet y Robert Gates. Año: 2021. Sinopsis: Los cineastas galardonados, Phil Grabsky y Shoaib Sharifi, presentan una epopeya de la vida real de la niñez y la virilidad, filmada a lo largo de veinte años en uno de los rincones más asediados del ...
6 de sept. de 2021 · 'My Childhood, My Country – 20 Years in Afghanistan' follows Mir Hussain from his days as a seven-year-old in 2002 to the young man living in Kabul today. The film is directed by Phil Grabsky and Shoaib Sharifi. Mr Grabsky ventured to Afghanistan in 2002 to make a film of life in a rural province through Afghan eyes.
My Childhood, My Country - 20 Years in Afghanistan | Official Trailer. Shoaib Sharifi, Phil Grabsky | UK | 2021 | 94 Min. | OmeU. Shoaib Sharifi, Phil Grabsky | UK | 2021 | 94 Min. | OmeU. Mir Hussain erscheint erstmals im Film, als er 8 Jahre alt ist. Sein Leben ist von Armut geprägt, seine Familie wohnt in einer Höhle im ländlichen ...
Talk about a release that's of the moment. My Childhood, My Country: 20 Years in Afghanistan was made by Phil Grabsky (who produced and directed several of the Exhibition On Screen films and an early version of this story called The Boy Mir in 2011) and Shoaib Sharifi (who has worked on several films in Afghanistan) to tell the story of Mir, who starts the film as a seven-year-old child who ...
The Hollywood Reporter. Aug 26, 2021. My Childhood, My Country, which inevitably recalls Michael Apted’s Up series, suffers from pacing issues and feels choppy at times. But its decades-long portrait of a young man struggling to survive amidst difficult circumstances proves deeply moving, especially in light of recent events. Read More.
