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Rethink Afghanistan (2009)

Filmmaker Robert Greenwald (Outfoxed) carefully examines the war in Afghanistan, raising challenging questions about the destabilization of Pakistan, U.S. troop escalation, ballooning military costs, civilian casualties and much more. Through fascinating interviews with Afghans, veterans, reporters, ex-CIA agents and foreign-policy experts, Greenwald's incisive documentary urges an immediate de-escalation of the conflict.

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Year
- 2009
Language
- English
Duration
- 62 mins
Director
- Robert Greenwald
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Genres
- Documentary
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Phillip C 20 Sep 2009

A compelling and informative film from Robert Greenwald. Truly eye opening.

Kristoffer S 12 Nov 2009

Not slightly, but heavily biased. Why not.. Awareness will not decrease.

Lissy R 20 Sep 2009

Shocking, scary, and gruesome at times but overall fascinatingly enlightening as it dives deep into the seemingly simple question of why the United States remains in Afghanistan. It sent me through a roller coaster of emotions, even one emotion I did not expect to have, hope. The film contains unique and sometimes disturbing footage from the streets of Afghanistan to its refugee camps but one can't deny the sincerity that overflows throughout. A must see.

Carl C 04 Dec 2009

Quick overview of the situation in Afghanistan. If you know nothing, you should buy the dvd. The Afghani people are suffering more because of our presence there, not less. Obama should have rethought it. We should not be there, and there should certainly be no further troop build-up. I don't recall voting for BUSH last election. Will our economy suffer too much if we are not in a war?? I'd like to find out. Who benefits from these wars? Can you say corporate interests? HMMM.... Anyway, this doc is short and to the point. Gives an excellent/compelling case for LEAVING and doing so NOW! How many soldiers will we lose during the new surge, how many people in Afghanistan will lose everything in the violence? Sadly, I fear the losses will be apalling as usual.

Garrett O 17 Jun 2010

I like the premise: American is involved in a Civil War and we are only making things worse--just like Vietnam. That the film maker uses the usual hot buttons is an understatement. The Afghans are not nice and treat women like cattle--watch the father try and defend why he is selling his daughter. It is counter-productive to use emotional arguments when cold facts do the job. Great job of analysis without the need for the ad hominem.