2001年9月11日，陽光一如既往普照不夜之城美國紐約。熙攘奔忙的早晨，誰也沒有料到幾個小時後將有一場史無前例的災難重創紐約和華盛頓，震驚全世界。上午8點46分，滿載乘客的11次航班遭恐怖分子劫持，並最終撞向世貿中心1號樓。未過多久，175次航班撞穿世貿中心2號樓，霎時間這兩座標誌性建築放出滾滾濃煙，呼救聲、痛哭聲、哀號聲、警笛聲響徹紐約上空。未過多久，兩座建築崩壞垮塌，標誌著一個時代的結束，[展開全部]
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Post September 11, Mohsen Makhmalbaf tracks the children who do not attend school in the border villages between Iran and Afghanistan with his digital camera and questions why they are not being educated. He finds girls studying in UNICEF classes in one region. One of the girls is not willing to come out of her burqa despite the fact that she has run away from Afghanistan and the Taliban are not present here. She is more afraid of the horrifying god that the Taliban have created more than the Taliban. The teacher tries…
Director's commentary:
The Taliban was not a political regime in Afghanistan but they are still a culture. Bombarding can ruin a political regime but it cannot change a culture. You cannot free a woman whom is imprisoned in the burqa with a rocket. The Afghan girl needs education. She doesn’t know that she doesn’t know. She is imprisoned but she does not know that she is a prisoner of poverty, ignorance, prejudice, male chauvinism and superstition. 95% of the women and 80% of the men in Afghanistan did not have the chance to attend school even before the Taliban. The film seeks the lost key to be able to open the lock of the cultural problems of Afghanistan.
From the IMDB:
In 2002 about 3 million Afghan Refugee were living in Iran. From those about 700,000 were Afghan Children who were not allowed to go to Iranian schools because of their illegal status in Iran. After this movie was made, this subject became controversial and finally the Iranian Majlis (Parliament) passed a bill in which the Afghani children were allowed to go to school and it resulted in 500,000 kids getting education.
