2003 / 52 minutes
- Directed by
- John Baily
- Country of production
- United Kingdom
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Ethnomusicologist John Baily returns to Kabul to see what is happening in the world of music one year after the defeat of the Taliban. The film documents a variety of musical activities, including performances of rubab lute music by Kabul’s traditional musicians, songs of Afghan orphans, the Music Department of Kabul university and a student pop group playing electric guitars and keyboard. Implicitly, the film identifies some of the dilemmas facing those seeking to help Afghans rebuild their music culture.
- Language and subtitles
- Original Version with English Subtitles
- Location(s) depicted
- Kabul
- Region
- Middle and Near East
- Country
- Afghanistan
- Keywords
- Music / Ethnomusicology War / Conflict / Reconciliation