Shahrbanoo Sadat’s confidently-made film about the relationship between two journalists in Afghanistan underlines the difficulty of having a mutually respectful romance while a volatile political ...

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Pakistan's military says its forces killed 34 militants in multiple raids, as a separate ambush killed four police officers near the Afghan border.

These two female filmmakers express the injustice they've experienced in their home countries in contrasting genres: a romantic comedy — and a nightmarish drama.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A good heart these days is hard to find, and never more so than in the middle of a war zone. Written and directed by Afghanistan’s ...

Director and actor Shahrbanoo Sadat says premiering her romantic comedy "No Good Men" in Berlin, where it will open this year's film festival, is a chance to redress the overwhelmingly grim narratives ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Shahrbanoo Sadat’s “No Good Men,” which opens the Berlin Film Festival, mixes romance, politics and humor in ways that Afghan ...

Shahrbanoo Sadat’s “No Good Men,” which opens the Berlin Film Festival, mixes romance, politics and humor in ways that Afghan cinema has never done before. I wanted to make a romantic comedy because I ...