01 January 1996 Factual 20 mins
Khan-e-Tarikh (House of History), made in the winter of 1996. An essay film directed by Qadir Taheri. Script by Sher Mohammed Khara. Many cameramen from Afghan Film are credited for the film, as it made extensive use of source material from the civil war.
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Sher Mohammad Khara as Narrator (voice)
Qader Tahiri Director
Afghanistan 01 January 1996
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