Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War
Synopsis
Filming clandestinely in Kandahar, Harmon and Lindsay have captured stunning images of combat and daily life under Soviet occupation. The result is an extraordinary documentary on Afghanistan's holy war as seen through the eyes of Haji Adbul Latif, the 'Lion of Kandahar' and his Mujahideen. The definitive film on the Soviet-Afghan War.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jeff B. Harmon
- Original Title
- Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 52m
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Jeff B. Harmon
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Jeff B. Harmon
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What is Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War about?
Filming clandestinely in Kandahar, Harmon and Lindsay have captured stunning images of combat and daily life under Soviet occupation. The result is an extraordinary documentary on Afghanistan's holy war as seen through the eyes of Haji Adbul Latif, the 'Lion of Kandahar' and his Mujahideen. The definitive film on the Soviet-Afghan War.
Who directed Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War?
Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War was directed by Jeff B. Harmon.
Who stars in Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War?
The principal cast of Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War includes Not specified.
When was Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War released and how long is it?
Jihad: Afghanistan's Holy War was released in 1986 with a total runtime of 52m.