Jung (War) in the Land of the Mujaheddin

No one who sees Jung: In the Land of the Mujaheddin will be able to forget it, and few who see it will be sorry.

Valuable both as an historical document ... and for its unsparing and graphic depiction of the human toll of warfare and repression.

Jung is nothing if not timely, relevant and resonant in its heroic humanism in the face of the seemingly endless suffering of the people in this war-ravaged land.

May not make you feel better, exactly, but it will enlighten you, expand your thought process, and lift you out of the Hollywood Matrix that prefers to batter you with military recruitment films disguised as Saving Private Ryan and the like.