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Jirga (2018)

Made under extraordinary, and extremely dangerous, conditions, Jirga tells the emotional story of a former Australian soldier who travels to Afghanistan to seek forgiveness.

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Blake Howard 13 Dec 2018

Jirga is a mesmerising Afghanistan-set drama exploring the consequences of war...

Kristy B 18 Nov 2018

An emotionally riveting movie with a surprisingly small amount of dialogue. The scenery is consistently breathtaking with the cinematography making full use of it.

Karl Quinn 04 Jan 2019

The strain of making it sometimes shows, but [Jirga] is a quite remarkable piece of work all the same.

Harry Windsor 28 Jun 2018

The filmmaking could most charitably be described as artless, with a medley of shaky thousand-pixel close-ups providing a sense of detail that doesn't quite extend to the script.

Luke Buckmaster 10 Jun 2018

Its very existence seems to constitute an act of compassion.