Kings Of Afghanistan by Pieter-Jan De Pue

56 in stock

297mm x 239mm x 25mm

Pages: 208

De Pue's Afghanistan-centered film The Land of the Enlightened won several prestigious awards, such as Best Photography at the Sundance Film Festival Completely new and unique perspective on one of the hotbeds of our world 'Hypnotic, playful and chillingly austere, the hybrid documentary blends romance and raw realism' - Screen International

'Powerfully intimate and absolutely stunning' - Indiewire

De Pue's Afghanistan-centered film The Land of the Enlightened won several prestigious awards, such as Best Photography at the Sundance Film Festival, and provided a completely new and unique perspective on one of the hotbeds of our world. Film-maker and photographer Pieter-Jan De Pue spent most of eight years in Afghanistan. There he worked on his award-winning film The Land of the Enlightened. In The Kings of Afghanistan he has collected together his most compelling photographs from his time in Afghanistan, focusing on children in survival mode. Their surprising resilience and zest paint a picture of hope for the future. De Pue has been sending postcards back and forth with Robert Fisk, the renowned war journalist, for a few years now, and the latter wrote a glowing prologue for the book.