Journey To Kafiristan with Jeanette Hain: DVD Cover
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Journey To Kafiristan
a.k.a. Die Reise nach Kafiristan, The Journey To Kafiristan Director: Fosco Dubini, Donatello Dubini Cast: Jeanette Hain, Nina Petri, Matthew Burton, Hassan Darweesh

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  • DVD Release Date: 07/01/2003
  • Original Release: 2001
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 67,991
 
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Scene Index

Side #1 --
3. Sirens and Hooters [2:48]
4. No Secrets [2:48]
5. Perfect People [3:03]
6. Quick Dip [10:12]
7. Diplomatic Status [9:04]
8. Taking Care of Business [4:20]
9. Cave Creature [15:38]
10. A Sick Party [2:02]
11. Dancing With Jale [4:12]
12. Dreaming of Jale [6:50]
13. In the Land of Bedouins [14:16]
14. Sand Dance [5:07]
15. Hitler Invades Poland [12:33]
16. Fond Farewells [3:44]
17. Epilogue and End Credits [4:16]

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Editorial Reviews

Set in a Europe on the brink of war, The Journey to Kafiristan is the story of two women who leave their home in Switzerland to journey together to Kabul, Afghanistan, in 1939. Annemarie Schwarzenbach is a Swiss socialite and writer who leaves Geneva with Ella Maillart, an ethnologist. Both women are eager to flee their past and strive towards different goals: Ella is in search of a tribe of nomads who populate the caves of the Kafiristan Valley, while Annemarie, a drug addict is looking for meaning in her life. As they traverse Europe and Afghanistan, the two women are drawn together into a passionate affair, one increasingly fraught with tensions that mirror those of a continent preparing for war. The Journey to Kafiristan was screened at the 2002 Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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