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Kabul review – this thriller about Afghanistan’s abandonment is every bit as gripping as it is horrifying
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Kabul review – this thriller about Afghanistan’s abandonment is every bit as gripping as it is horrifying
This tense, powerful six-parter starkly captures the nation’s slide into oppressive terror. Its capturing of a shameful moment in history is hugely vivid
The final episode of Kabul pointedly soundtracks its opening scene with a speech given by George W Bush when America invaded Afghanistan in 2001. “The oppressed people of Afghanistan will know the generosity of America and our allies,” Bush’s teleprompter tells him …
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