MIPTV Picks ’09 – 21 Days to Nawroz
March 20, 2009 by
Realscreen Staff
Kurdistan broke free from Iraqi rule and held its first parliamentary elections in 1992. But the road to democracy was still a dangerous one, even with the protection of a ‘no fly zone’ as enforced by English and U.S. forces.
21 Days to Nawroz examines how this new reality has impacted the lives of three Kurdish women, each dealing with the uncertainty and promise of a new beginning for their homeland, as they prepare for the ancient New Year feast of Nawroz.
Partners: Produced by and distributed through Tricon Films
Length: 1 x 60 minutes
Wrapped: March 2008
Rights available: All worldwide
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