Set against the dramatic landscape of contemporary Afghanistan, two best friends strive to realize their dreams as they make their way to manhood in one of the most war-torn countries on Earth
Nominated for an Oscar in 2013, Buzkashi Boys starts as a simple coming-of-age story of two young boys from different backgrounds—Ahmad the street urchin and Rafi, a blacksmith’s son— but slowly builds to a very emotional climax, tugging hard at your heartstrings.
While revolving around the foreign sport of Buzkashi (essentially polo with a dead goat carcass serving as a proxy for the ball), it is about two kids that want more out of their lives—much like American boys would dream of playing professional baseball or football.
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Set against the dramatic landscape of contemporary Afghanistan, two best friends strive to realize their dreams as they make their way to manhood in one of the most war-torn countries on Earth
Nominated for an Oscar in 2013, Buzkashi Boys starts as a simple coming-of-age story of two young boys from different backgrounds—Ahmad the street urchin and Rafi, a blacksmith’s son— but slowly builds to a very emotional climax, tugging hard at your heartstrings.
While revolving around the foreign sport of Buzkashi (essentially polo with a dead goat carcass serving as a proxy for the ball), it is about two kids that want more out of their lives—much like American boys would dream of playing professional baseball or football.
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Set against the dramatic landscape of contemporary Afghanistan, two best friends strive to realize their dreams as they make their way to manhood in one of the most war-torn countries on Earth
Nominated for an Oscar in 2013, Buzkashi Boys starts as a simple coming-of-age story of two young boys from different backgrounds—Ahmad the street urchin and Rafi, a blacksmith’s son— but slowly builds to a very emotional climax, tugging hard at your heartstrings.
While revolving around the foreign sport of Buzkashi (essentially polo with a dead goat carcass serving as a proxy for the ball), it is about two kids that want more out of their lives—much like American boys would dream of playing professional baseball or football.
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