I had the lucky experience of meeting the director of this film at this year's Sundance film festival. What is truly extraordinary about this film is how incredible the cinematography is despite the hostile environment of Afghanistan it takes place in. The extremely small, all female crew had little equipment on their backs and still they succeeded in making this film incredibly beautiful in what seems to be one of the worlds worst places to be in right now. The film explores Mamalai Joya, a woman who fights for a change in Afghanistan from the drug and warlords that seemingly rule the streets. Mamalai reaches to the people and helps them through their problems. By the end of the film Mamalai reaches her goal and change finally takes place for her people.
Wow what a feat! You have not lived until you've seen Enemies Of Happiness!
Wow what a feat! You have not lived until you've seen Enemies Of Happiness!
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