Another Afghanistan: Kabul Diary 1985

This 42-minute documentary captures the daily experiences of Kabul's citizens amidst the backdrop of civil war. It features scenes from the bustling bazaar, local mosques, and the literacy movement recognized by UNESCO. The film also addresses women's education and the establishment of English schools, revealing the efforts to promote learning in a time of conflict.

Tsuchimoto's work documents the lives of war orphans and the emergence of new traditions, including the anniversary celebration of the revolution. With footage of 200,000 people gathering for this event, the film illustrates the resilience of the Afghan people in a challenging environment. This documentary serves as a historical record of a unique period in Afghanistan's journey, portraying life in the only "democratic republic" in the West during that era.