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Debt to Afghanistan (2008) | Slate

Debt to Afghanistan

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Debt to Afghanistan

Parāds Afganistānai

There is an old saying attributed to Alexander the Great: he who will rule Afghanistan will rule the world. The film portrays “the roof of the Earth” and tracks the close links between this far-off country and Latvia.

Released: 2008
Runtime: 58m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Latvia

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Askolds SaulītisDirector, Writer

Atis LejiņšWriter

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