The Resilient Spirit
The new film exploring Afghanistan's post-Taliban photo revolution through the hopes and fears of four photojournalists.
Banned in Afghanistan under the Taliban, photography has enjoyed a second life there after the 2001 US invasion. A new documentary film explores the hopes and fears of four Afghan photojournalists as the US prepares to pull out of the country at the end of this year. Also on the program, how cadaver sniffing dogs from the US are bringing relief to typhoon-ravaged Filipinos. We hear about an American scholar who set out to save Tibetan literature, and we discover why cinnamon rolls are so hot in Libya. Plus, American-style hip hop artist J-Me, celebrates the end of censorship in his native Burma.
(Photo: Najibullah Musafar, courtesy of Frame by Frame)
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Afghan Photography
The new documentary film about the resurgence of photojournalism in Afghanistan
Duration: 04:22
Cadaver Dogs
How American sniffer dogs are helping to bring closure to victims of Typhoon Haiyan
Duration: 03:50
Tibet Literature
A new home for the world鈥檚 largest collection of Tibetan literature
Duration: 03:35
Dragnet Nation
An American reporter tries to go undetected while traveling abroad
Duration: 05:20
Burma Rap
A hip hop artist in Burma celebrates the end of censorship in the country
Duration: 04:20
Cinnabon
Libyans are going crazy over American sticky cinnamon rolls
Duration: 04:25
Broadcasts
- Sat 8 Mar 2014 04:32GMT成人快手 World Service Online
- Sun 9 Mar 2014 01:32GMT成人快手 World Service Online
- Sun 9 Mar 2014 15:32GMT成人快手 World Service Online
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