US EditionBerlin International Film Festival Opens with Shahrbanoo Sadat Film From Afghanistan
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Berlin International Film Festival Opens with Shahrbanoo Sadat Film from Afghanistan
The film Good Men Don’t Exist has been selected as the opening feature of this year’s Berlin festival, telling the story of a Kabul journalist who rediscovers trust and love after personal betrayal. The story follows Naro, a television reporter whose failed marriage shapes her belief about relationships until meeting fellow journalist Qudrat changes her perspective on life. Sadat herself plays the lead role, while Afghan actor and writer Anwar H…
DW.The festival opened with a screening of the drama No Good Men by Afghan director Sharban Sadat. It will be held from February 12 to 22. This year there are 276 films in the program. Of these, 22 will compete for the main awards - “Golden” and “Silver Bears”. Among the contestants are three German films: “Yellow Letters”, “My Wife Cries” and “Something Very Special”. The award ceremony is scheduled for February 21. The competition program Pano…
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