Mina Walking

The film tells the story of Mina, a twelve-year-old street seller in Kabul, who is burdened by her family's hardships. With a senile grandfather and a neglectful father, Mina's education is threatened as she navigates the streets to support her family. This narrative highlights the broader challenges faced by a generation of Afghans striving for better futures amidst the remnants of oppression.

Mina’s journey unfolds over a week, during which her determination to free her father from the grip of a local drug dealer and her secret efforts to attend school showcase her resilience. The film provides a critical look at the struggles of youth in a war-torn country, reflecting on the hopes and dreams that persist despite overwhelming obstacles. Its raw portrayal of life in Kabul makes it an important work for those interested in contemporary Afghan narratives and the impact of historical trauma on youth today.