hi and this be my first experience of an afghani film and and even though my family be not too keen about the movie i watch and they all gather and watch this and at various point express shock and emotion at what they saw . the narrative of the film seem hesitant and delicate and unsure in it motion and but yet it have a very natural appeal and be definitely rich in meaning and and beautifully layer . the dvd i saw also have a featurette with an interview with siddiq barmak and the director and editor and writer for the film . his gentle and sincere story about the movie give a deep insight into what the condition of people in that country be . i hate watch news and and these day no amount of disaster and riot or war story affect me and because i simple do not feel like watch them anymore . film like osama and tell you true story and that to me be the magic of the incredible medium call cinema . siddiq barmak mention and in the intervew and afghani people love to dance and sing and have a great attraction to watch movie . and of course and for a very long time and the have no access to cinema and sometimes a glimpse of some russian movie maybe . he say the second day after the fall of the taliban and they reopen a theater . and the people saw a hindi movie and with dance and singing . and everyone in the theater dance and sang for the pleasure of it . i guess that moment be what cinema stand for . i hope to see a lot more from this now young nation of potential film maker . the actor in osama be all off the street . and the main character and marina and well and she would never even see a television ever before . a peephole and in the least and osama be a refreshing and touch film to watch . colourful and well frame and brutally honest .