An Interview with Afghanistan’s First Female Governor: Dr. Habiba Sorabi
Caipirinha Short Films
In addition to releasing feature documentaries, Caipirinha Productions has produced an ongoing series of short films that focus on particular issues and locations. We continue to be engaged in these various campaigns and will publish our new shorts here as soon as they are completed!
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An Interview with Afghanistan’s First Female Governor: Dr. Habiba Sorabi
Cultures of Resistance Feature Documentary Trailer
Israeli Attack on the Mavi Marmara - Iara Lee at the UN Press Conference
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Banning Cluster Bombs: The Campaign and the Treaty
Love Boat or Hate Boat? (5 minutes) (2010)
Resistance Artist Katibe 5
Hands Off Gaza
Fishing Under Fire
Battle for the Xingu
Lowkey and Shadia Mansour
Israeli Attack on the Mavi Marmara (1 hour)
A Look at Global Militarization
Skateistan!
Militarism, Mutilation, and Minerals: Understanding the Occupation of Afghanistan
MV BILL: Peace to the Favelas
Americas Social Forum
The Yes Men: Pranksters Against War (USA)
Andre Cypriano: Guns & Slums Photographer (Brazil)
Rami Farah: Anti-Occupation Films
Sierra Leone Rising
Fire in the Delta: The Struggle Against Shell in Nigeria
Lexxus Legal: Hip Hop for Social Change
The Rape of the Samburu Women
Building Beyond Conflict: Inspiring Congolese Kids for a Brighter Future
Thembo Kash: Cartooning for Justice
Coalition of the Billing: An Interview with Jeremy Scahill
Hassan Samedi: Cartoons Against Corruption
Breaking the Silence: Congo Week
The Courage of Neighbors: Stories from the Rwandan Genocide
Picture Afghanistan: Teaching Photojournalism in a War-Torn Country
Women Beyond War: A World March in Africa
Tehran Ratz: Graffiti for a New Iran
Saffron Revolution: A Nonviolent Army for Democracy
The Women’s Colloquium in Liberia: Gender Equality in Africa
Miatta Fahnbulleh: Educating the Next Generation
Festival au Desert: Playing for Peace in the Sahara
Another Failed Drug War: Poppy Eradication in Afghanistan
The Transformation of a Drug Capital: the Medellín Poetry Festival
César López: Turning Guns into Guitars
Papa Wemba: Singing for a Brighter Congo
Gatwitch Festival: Showcasing a New Generation of African Artists and Activists
We Sing Together, Why Should We Fight? The KWETU Festival in Uganda
Muslimgauze: Chasing the Shadow of Bryn Jones
Palestine: Uprising Against Occupation
Opposing Violence Towards Iran
Gaza Freedom March 2009
The Courage of Neighbors: Stories from the Rwandan Genocide
An Interview with Afghanistan’s First Female Governor: Dr. Habiba Sorabi
When the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 1996, Habiba Sarabi fled to Pakistan so she could continue her practice as a pharmacist and so her daughter could continue her education. During this time, Sarabi also made trips to European countries to publicize the plight of Afghan women. When the Taliban was forced from power, Sarabi returned home and in 2005 became the first woman to be appointed governor of any of the country’s 34 provinces. Since then, she has advocated for women’s rights and for greater representation of women in Afghanistan’s government, and she has worked to maintain relative peace in her province. This short film documents how Sarabi continues to fearlessly stand up against the Taliban and to speak out on behalf of other women seeking political representation.
The film is also available on Vimeo.