Umeko (Machiko Kyo), at 36, is working in a bar, struggling valiantly to keep her family together. Her 17-year-old daughter Takeko becomes increasingly upset by her mother's constant drinking and yakuza boyfriend, and runs away from home.

A filmmaker's investigation into the destruction of giant Buddha statues in Afghanistan. 在2001年二月，塔利班政权下令摧毁阿富汗境内所有非伊斯兰的雕像，其中包括已经一千六百年历史的巴米扬山谷Bamiyanvalley巨佛。千餘年来，巴米扬巨佛见证了阿富汗地带的历史变迁，从阿拉伯、波斯、成吉思汗的蒙古大军等，不管历将多少死亡与破坏，没有一个政权大胆地将其毁灭；如今这两尊见证千年历史变迁的巴米扬巨佛被塔利班政权炸毁，之所以让全世界关心政治、历史、宗教的专家学者痛心。 曾获奥斯卡最佳纪录片提名的瑞士导演克里斯钦佛瑞Christian Frei，在事件发生后，四度造访巴米扬，并开始拍摄《阿富汗巨佛生死劫》一片。纪录片採取多重叙事手法製作，追溯几世纪前拜访巨佛的中国玄奘大师的脚步，巴米扬巨佛被摧毁及重建过程，如何影响当地居民、阿富汗移民...并将之与自己前往阿富汗的行程并置，全片挑战不同文化、政治观点呈现。 曾经应邀来台的导演克里斯钦佛瑞表示：「看待巨佛被毁又重建本就有很多观点和争议，所以才要以多线进行的方式，来以对抗基本教义派非黑即白的绝对态度。 《阿富汗巨佛生死劫》这支精彩的纪录片，因为片长的缘故，『观点360°』节目特地安排以两个小时的特集型式，在本季的最后一集(2006/9/22)播出。经过五季65集来自全球各地优秀纪录片，透过来自不同的主题，『观点360°』尽可能的在制式的传媒声音之外，让公视观眾可以看看世界还有许多人事物值得凝视，如今藉由这支《阿富汗巨佛生死劫》划下个完美的句点，也谢谢观眾长时间来的支持及指教，希望未来的日子里，能再次提供更精彩的『观点360°』，与大家见面。

Before "The Chaser", Na Hong-jin made a small name for himself with a string of acclaimed student films. The last of these, "Sweat", is a stylized mood piece about exactly what it proclaims. An experimental film at heart, there are nevertheless identifiable characters, and a skeletal quotidian narrative develops -- everyday life recorded by high-speed cameras in extreme close-ups. It doesn't have the serial-killer thrills of "The Chaser", but you might see hints of that film's stark visuals and draining physicality. A beautiful piece of aesthetic work with sweat as a thread. But no one sweats for the same reasons. This ode to sweat, in slow-motion shots with a rhytmic musical accompaniment, presents the daily cycle of a man (and a woman), which is at a certain level also a cycle of life.

Ross Kemp returns to Afghanistan in this sequel to the award-winning and critically acclaimed documentary series Ross Kemp in Afghanistan. Regarded as one of the most significant pieces of television on the conflict so far, Ross Kemp - Return to Afghanistan continues to be an eye-opening account of a soldier's life on Britain's frontline. In the hot summer of 2008 Ross is embedded with British troops in the recently captured town of Musa Qaleh. It's the centre of some of the fiercest fighting of the conflict. Here, in the densely vegetated, claustrophobic green zone the Taliban mount ambush after ambush. Graphic, high definition images capture every moment of each battle as the troops push the Taliban back defending the town from enemy occupation. Off the battlefield the soldiers have time to reflect on their enemy, life as a soldier and losing friends under enemy fire. In the final programme of the series Ross meets the unsung heroes of the conflict, young soldiers who have lost limbs to mine strikes who now face an uncertain future. And, in the winter months of 2009 Ross travels back to Afghanistan, first to Kabul and then onto Kajaki where he joins the Royal Marines on their winter tour.

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The British government have taken over there rule in a deserted region in India. But some of the people there strive for freedom; one of those brave freedom fighter is Palay Khan, who owes his intelligence to the entire region.

阿富汗一直是个新闻热词，最近随着奥巴马的撤军计划和卡尔扎伊胞弟等阿富汗官员遇刺，阿富汗再次成为各大新闻社的高频词。但是关于阿富汗，我们的记忆似乎只限于战争和反恐，这次就让英广最新纪录片《阿富汗》带你深入了解这个神秘国度。。

This film brings together different stories of heroism and bravery in war-torn Afghanistan. Explore the Bamiyan Valley with archaeologist Dr. Tarzi as he digs for a long-forgotten monastery that houses the 1,000 foot Buddha in his ultimate quest to honor the Bamiyan people and their history. Also join Russian archaeologist Victor Sarianidi as he unveils and confirms whether gold treasures found underneath the Presidential palace were indeed the Bactrian Hoard treasure he helped discover and catalog two decades ago. And finally, listen to the different stories of brave Afghani artists and archivists as they recount how they went about protecting and preserving works of art and film archives from certain destruction by the Taliban. During Afghanistan's civil war in the 1990s, the National Museum outside Kabul was literally on the front line, repeatedly attacked by rocket fire and looted by warlords. Then, during the reign of the fundamentalist Taliban regime, all non-Islamic statues and tombs were ordered destroyed. This led to the loss of two-thirds of the hundred thousand items in the Kabul museum. The Taliban was forced from Kabul after the U.S. military intervention in Afghanistan in late 2001. Before then, the Taliban's culture minister supervised the destruction of many of the remaining exhibits at the museum. What the Taliban didn't know was that many of the most magnificent objects had already been spirited away. More than 25 years ago museum staff had hidden the treasures as the bombs started to fall. (The Afghanistan government found the hidden treasure boxes in 2003 and made the announcement on August 25, 2003. It quickly asked for international assistance in conducting an inventory of the artifacts. The work was done in April, May, and June of that year. Earlier this year a safecracking at a presidential palace vault in downtown Kabul revealed that the entire trove was intact. Now an inventory project funded by the National Geographic Society has catalogued the more than 22,000 objects. The collection includes exquisite ivory statues and 2,500 years' worth of gold and silver coins. The discovery is a ray of hope in the quest to restore Afghanistan's cultural heritage, most of which has been destroyed forever by decades of war and looting. "By the end of the Taliban's reign, most of us thought there was nothing left—just destruction and despair," National Geographic Fellow Fredrik Hiebert said. Hiebert led the inventory project with support from National Geographic and the U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities. 在阿富汗20世纪90年代的内战中，喀布尔以外的博物馆多次遭到火箭炮的袭击并被军阀洗劫一空。 然后，在原教旨主义的塔利班政权统治时期，所有非伊斯兰教的雕像和墓葬被下令销毁。这导致喀布尔博物馆2/3的藏品遭到破坏。 2001年底，美国在阿富汗进行军事干预，塔利班政权受到打压。在此之前，塔利班的文化部长监督了其余的许多展品在博物馆的破坏行动。 塔利班政府不知道的是，早在25年前，博物馆工作人员就对藏品进行保护。2003年，阿富汗政府发现了这些宝藏，其中包括包括精美的象牙雕像。 这些发现将有助于恢复阿富汗的文化遗产。

王姨，她有一个维吾尔族名字叫阿同汗。几十年来，她无私帮助着身边各民族的困难家庭。她不但帮助弱势群体，还带领他们做公益，并树立生活的信心和勇气。在她的鼓舞下，已经有5000人加入了阿同汗志愿者服务队。

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