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Documentary on life after Taliban's 2021 takeover premieres at Toronto festival
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April 26, 2024
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This year’s Hot Docs Festival is showcasing over 150 films, including ‘An Unfinished Journey,’ a documentary centering the stories of four Afghan women – three former Members of Parliament and a journalist – who were stripped of their positions when the Taliban came to power in 2021. CBC’s Talia Ricci sat down with the Toronto-based co-director to learn more about the making of the film.
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