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Osama

To save her family a girl must become a boy

Released PG 83 min 7.3/10 Votes: 9567

After the rise of the Taliban in Afghanistan and the restriction of women in public life, a preteen girl is forced to masquerade as a boy in order to find work to support her mother and grandmother.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama

Release:

2004-03-24

Year:

2024

Country:

Afghanistan

Language:

Pashto

Budget:

$46k

Revenue:

$4M

Companies:

Hubert Bals Fund, NHK, LeBrocquy Fraser Productions, Barmak Film, Makmalbaf Film House

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Sembene! - A documentary detailing the life of Ousmane Sembene, shedding light on African cinema.
Gukorogo - Reflects social and cultural dynamics within a community, similar to Mandabi's portrayal.
A River Called Titas - Examines rural life and cultural heritage through poignant storytelling.
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American History X - Explores themes of racism and the impact of neo-Nazi ideology.
The Act of Killing - Examines perpetrators of mass killings, challenging their perceptions of morality.
This Is England - Focuses on skinhead culture in England and explores themes of racism.
Four Lions - A satirical take on terrorism, examining extremism in a comedic light.
The Beloved Community - Documents community responses to racial tension and violence.
Hate: A History - Explores the historical context of hate groups and their ideologies.
Skin - Tells the story of a man with a neo-Nazi past and his journey towards redemption.
The Last Days - Documentary about Holocaust survivors, related to Nazi themes.
Osama - Examines the impact of extremism on society through the story of a girl in Afghanistan.
My Nazi Legacy: What Our Fathers Did - A documentary exploring the effects of a father's actions during the Nazi regime.
The Green Room - Follows a punk band facing off against a group of neo-Nazis.
Romper Stomper - Explores Australia's far-right skinhead culture and its violent consequences.
A History of Hate - Documentary about the rise of hate groups over the decades.
The World Before Your Feet - While less about extremism, it looks at societal issues through the lens of exploration.
I Am Not Your Negro - Addresses racism and social justice in America through James Baldwin's perspective.
The Killing Fields - Based on true events, explores tragedy and heritage related to genocide.
13th - Examines the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the U.S.
The Devil Next Door - Investigates the story of a man accused of being a Nazi death camp guard living in America.
Boys Don't Cry - Focuses on identity and societal rejection in a prejudiced American Heartland.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Explores themes of bullying, acceptance, and emotional struggles in high school.
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale - Features themes of evil and tyranny often rooted in extremist ideologies.
Schindler's List - A powerful portrayal of the Holocaust and struggle against Nazi Germany.
Hotel Rwanda - Based on the true story of the Rwandan Genocide, exploring hatred and racism.
The Dancer - Explores personal identity amidst the backdrop of societal expectations and intolerance.
The Newburgh Sting - Investigates an FBI counter-terrorism operation against a Muslim community.
The Act of Killing - Challenges the normalcy of violence through reenactments of past atrocities.
We Are the Giant - Explores the Arab Spring and the role of activists against oppressive regimes.
The Sound of Music - Contrasts the rise of Nazism with tales of resistance and moral courage.
The 11th Hour - Discussions about societal downfall and environmental extremism.
Killing Them Softly - Explores crime and moral decay, with undertones of societal discontent.
Bigger Than Life - Delves into issues of power and societal rejection through the lens of a flawed individual.
American History X - Shares an exploration of extremist ideologies and their impacts on individuals.
The Hate U Give - Focuses on race relations and societal injustices through a young woman's story.
Boys on the Side - Explores marginalized communities and the effects of societal judgments.
The Fifth Estate - Explores the moral implications of whistleblowing and information dissemination.
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The Kite Runner - Both films explore themes of friendship, guilt, and redemption in the context of Afghan culture.
My Name is Khane - They deal with social issues and the immigrant experience with a focus on personal journeys.
Airlift - Both revolve around the themes of crisis and human resilience in the face of conflict in a traditional setting.
Osama - Similar narrative exploring the struggles of women in a war-torn society under Taliban rule.
A Separation - Focuses on family dynamics and societal issues within a culturally rich setting, reflecting moral dilemmas.
The Breadwinner - Both highlight the challenges faced by women and children in oppressive environments.
The Stoning of Soraya M. - Similar depictions of the severe consequences faced by women in restrictive cultures.
Khuda Gawah - Focuses on love and sacrifice in a culturally rich, complex narrative akin to 'Hamid'.
Waltz with Bashir - Both films portray the impact of war on personal lives and the quest for understanding.
The Reluctant Fundamentalist - Explores identity and cultural conflict in a post-9/11 world, resonating with Hamid's themes.
Bacha Posh - Discusses the challenges of gender roles within Afghan society, paralleling 'Hamid' in theme.
Kabul Express - Explores the socio-political landscape of Afghanistan through personal stories and relationships.
The Patience Stone - Features a woman's perspective in the context of war and explores deep emotional struggles.
City of God - Both films depict harsh realities of life in conflict zones with deep human stories.
Persepolis - An animated narrative that reveals the struggles of growth and identity within cultural upheaval.
In the Land of Blood and Honey - Features themes of love and conflict in a war-torn setting, parallel to Hamid's narrative.
The Last Scholar - Portrays the struggles of education in oppressive societies, echoing themes of hope.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - Focuses on a young protagonist's journey to overcome obstacles, resonating with Hamid's core themes.
The Kite Runner (2007) - A film adaptation that dives deep into friendship and betrayal amidst cultural turmoil.
The Other Son - Explores identity and family in conflict zones, akin to the themes presented in 'Hamid'.
Lady of the Flowers - Similar character exploration within a constrained cultural context, highlighting personal struggle.
The Girl with Seven Names - Narrative of escaping conflict and seeking a new identity mirrors the themes in Hamid.
Mary Kom - Reflects themes of perseverance and personal struggle against societal limitations.
Escape from Kabul - Similar to Hamid in showcasing the struggles of individuals in conflict situations.
The Book Thief - Narrative about innocence amidst destruction echoes themes of hope found in Hamid.
A War - Focuses on the moral dilemmas faced in the context of war, similar to character struggles in Hamid.
The Sound of Music - Explores the theme of finding solace through music in times of political turbulence.
The Last King of Scotland - A personal story set against the backdrop of political turmoil, resonating with Hamid's themes.
Hotel Rwanda - Illustrates human resilience in the face of horrific conflict, paralleling the spirit of 'Hamid'.
Grave of the Fireflies - A poignant tale about the impact of war on innocence and childhood, akin to Hamid's narrative.
Beast of No Nation - Depicts the struggles of children in war-torn areas, resonating with the trials faced in Hamid.
Lion - Focuses on personal journey and identity against the backdrop of cultural conflict.
12 Years a Slave - A tale of struggle and resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity.
The Grapes of Wrath - Explores themes of family and struggle during hardships, echoing the emotional tone of Hamid.
Blood Diamond - Focuses on human rights issues and the impact of conflict on personal lives.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A narrative reflecting personal struggle and hope amidst life's challenges, similar to Hamid.
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The Battle of Algiers - Both focus on the struggles and resistance in Algeria.
Casablanca - Similar themes of romance and political intrigue in a wartime setting.
La Haine - Explores themes of social unrest and tension in a city setting.
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold - Cold War espionage and moral complexities echo similar sentiments.
The Third Man - A noir thriller set in a divided city post-war.
The Godfather - Crime, power, and family dynamics are central, much like Algiers.
Rififi - A heist film with deep character studies and tension.
Z - Political thriller that involves governmental conspiracies.
Lola Montès - Focuses on a woman's life intertwined with historical events.
The Lives of Others - Depicts surveillance and oppression in a politically charged environment.
Bitter Rice - Set against the backdrop of conflict with strong female leads.
The Wind That Shakes the Barley - Similar themes of rebellion and personal sacrifice.
City of God - Explores life in a tumultuous urban environment.
Midnight Express - Covers intense themes of escape and imprisonment.
A Prophet - A gritty portrayal of crime and survival in prison.
Taxi Driver - Captures a sense of isolation and personal conflict in a dark city.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Blend of romance, crime, and political context.
Everything is Fine - Focuses on survival in challenging circumstances.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores societal issues through a unique lens.
The Killing Fields - Depicts the struggles of individuals against oppressive regimes.
The Lives of Others - Intense character-driven narrative set against political oppression.
The Bourne Identity - A mix of action, identity, and espionage.
Black Book - Involves espionage and personal stakes in a WWII setting.
Body of Lies - Explores themes of espionage and betrayal in the Middle East.
Michael Collins - A historical figure dealing with national strife.
The Manchurian Candidate - Political thriller involving betrayal and psychological manipulation.
Paradise Now - Explores issues of conflict and choice in a war-torn country.
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy - Intricate plot revolving around espionage during the Cold War.
Hotel Rwanda - A dramatic look at a humanitarian crisis in a war setting.
The Constant Gardener - Involves themes of conspiracy and political agendas.
Syriana - Explores the complications of oil politics and terrorism.
Sicario - Focuses on the complexities of the drug war in a politically charged setting.
Burnt by the Sun - Explores political repression in a historical context.
Enemy of the State - Involves themes of surveillance and government conspiracy.
The Interpreter - Involves political intrigue and a quest for justice.
Goodbye Bafana - A personal story set against the backdrop of apartheid.
Salvador - Showcases the effects of war and political instability.
Boys from Brazil - A thriller involving themes of secrecy and human experimentation.
The Kite Runner - Explores personal stories amidst a backdrop of war.
Osama - A narrative centered on individual human suffering in conflict zones.
Veiled Threat - Centers around themes of religious war and conflict.
The Queen of the South - Focuses on themes of power and the drug trade.

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Waltz with Bashir - This animated documentary explores the traumatic effects of war, much like 'Inch'Allah'.
Osama - Focuses on the struggles of women under Taliban rule, depicting similar themes of oppression.
Paradise Now - Explores the human side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, paralleling the themes in 'Inch'Allah'.
The Breadwinner - Highlights the resilience of women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, similar to the themes of survival.
A Separation - Focuses on complex moral issues in Iranian society, echoing the personal and social conflicts in 'Inch'Allah'.
Omar - A gripping narrative that revolves around love and betrayal within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Incendies - Deals with the repercussions of war and family secrets, resonating with themes of loss and identity.
The Kite Runner - Centers around friendship and redemption set against the backdrop of political upheaval in Afghanistan.
The Syrian Bride - Highlights the challenges faced by women in a conflict zone, similar to personal struggles in 'Inch'Allah'.
My Name is Khan - Addresses socio-political issues and personal resilience in the face of antagonism; related themes of faith and identity.
Live and Become - Explores themes of identity and displacement amidst political turmoil, echoing the narrative in 'Inch'Allah'.
Francesca - A character-driven story about personal relationships set against a backdrop of societal strife.
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara - Focuses on personal discovery and relationships amidst broader societal issues.
Rendition - Deals with the implications of terror and justice, intertwining personal and political narratives.
The Attack - Explores the life of an Arab surgeon in Tel Aviv who grapples with identity and conflict.
Nowhere In Africa - Depicts the struggles of a Jewish family during WWII, similar in emotional depth to 'Inch'Allah'.
The Message - Covers the early days of Islam amidst conflict, touching on themes of faith and perseverance.
About Elly - Explores social issues through personal dynamics; similar in its intimate storytelling.
The Stoning of Soraya M. - A powerful commentary on women's rights in oppressive societies, echoing the struggles depicted in 'Inch'Allah'.
Wadjda - Centers on a young girl's aspirations within a repressive culture, highlighting resilience.
Persepolis - An animated film depicting a girl's life during and after the Iranian Revolution; strong themes of identity.
The Humbling - Explores themes of personal identity, loss, and existential struggle in a societal context.
A World Apart - Depicts the tension of living under apartheid through family dynamics and personal lens.
Gaza Surf Club - Looks at personal stories within the confines of the Gaza Strip, mirroring the narrative style of 'Inch'Allah'.
Sisters in Law - A documentary showcasing women's rights and legal issues in Cameroon, paralleling empowerment themes.
The Good Lie - Follows Sudanese refugees in the U.S. addressing themes of displacement and resilience.
Hotel Rwanda - Explores the impact of genocide on personal lives, resonating with themes of survival and humanity.
Breathe - Focuses on the struggle for freedom and identity in constrained circumstances.
In the Land of Blood and Honey - Explores love and conflict during the Bosnian War, connecting personal stories with historical events.
The Kite Runner - Focuses on friendship, betrayal, and personal growth against a backdrop of political turmoil.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Explores themes of trauma and justice, with strong character development.
The Square - A documentary that captures the struggle for democracy in Egypt, reflective of personal and societal challenges.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Explores the intersection of justice and personal vendetta in a politically tense setting.
The Wind That Shakes the Barley - Tells a poignant story set during the Irish War of Independence, parallel to struggles depicted in 'Inch'Allah'.
The Last Face - Explores the impact of war on humanitarian efforts and personal relationships.
The Last Temptation of Christ - Delves into themes of faith, identity, and internal conflict within a political context.
Martha Marcy May Marlene - A deep exploration of trauma and identity, with strong psychological elements.
Black Book - Explores the ramifications of war and personal choices in a dramatic context.

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City of Ghosts - Documentary about the challenges faced by journalists in war-torn regions, focusing on the fight against ISIS in Syria.
Terror in Paris - Dramatization of the November 2015 attacks in Paris, showcasing the terror experienced by victims and the chaos that ensued.
The Siege - Action thriller that depicts a fictional scenario involving a wave of terrorist attacks in New York City, highlighting government responses.
Manhunt: Unabomber - A limited series that chronicles the investigation and the profound impact of domestic terrorism in the U.S.
Zero Dark Thirty - Dramatic retelling of the decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden, merging elements of terrorism and military action.
The Baader Meinhof Complex - A historical drama exploring the activities of a left-wing extremist group in Germany during the 1970s, reflecting on terrorism.
The Square - Documentary about the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, focusing on grassroots movements and the struggle against oppression.
A Private War - Biographical drama about war correspondent Marie Colvin, showcasing the risks journalists take in conflict zones.
Osama - A poignant depiction of the plight of women under the Taliban regime, reflecting on the impact of war and terrorism.
Eye in the Sky - A tense drama that explores the ethical dilemmas faced in modern warfare and counter-terrorism operations.
Cairo Time - A romantic drama set against the backdrop of Cairo, offering insights into the complexities of life and politics in Egypt.
Captive State - Science fiction film set in a Chicago neighborhood nearly a decade after an alien invasion, exploring themes of resistance and oppression.
The Report - Based on true events, this film examines the investigation into the CIA's use of torture post-9/11 and the implications for democracy.
A Most Wanted Man - A spy thriller that tackles the complex world of international terrorism and intelligence operations in Europe.
Hotel Mumbai - A gripping portrayal of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, showcasing the courage of those caught in the deadly siege.
Hacksaw Ridge - Based on true events, this film tells the story of a medic who served in WWII and is confronted with the horrors of war.
The Killing of America - A documentary that examines America's violent history through a series of tragic events, touching on themes of fear and chaos.
Lone Survivor - Based on a true story, this film follows a Navy SEAL team on a mission in Afghanistan that goes horribly wrong.
The Catcher Was a Spy - A biographical war drama about a spy during World War II, merging elements of espionage and historical events.
American Sniper - A biographical war film focusing on the life of Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL sniper, exploring the impact of combat on soldiers and families.
The Good Shepherd - A deep dive into the early years of the CIA and its operations during the Cold War, examining themes of secrecy and loyalty.
Patriots Day - A drama based on the Boston Marathon bombing, chronicling the city’s response and the manhunt for the attackers.
Deepwater Horizon - A thrilling depiction of the catastrophic oil rig explosion, showcasing the chaos and human response to disaster.
The Night Manager - A limited series based on a John le Carré novel, focusing on espionage, terrorism, and high-stakes intrigue.
State of Play - A political thriller that explores the intersection of journalism, politics, and corporate corruption in Washington D.C.
The Last Face - A dramatic exploration of humanitarian efforts during civil war, highlighting the struggles faced by aid workers in dangerous environments.
Dunkirk - A World War II thriller that depicts the intense psychological and physical challenges of military evacuation under enemy fire.
The Kingdom - An action thriller that focuses on a team of FBI agents sent to investigate a bombing in Saudi Arabia, highlighting cultural and political tensions.
The Hurt Locker - A gripping portrayal of a bomb disposal squad in Iraq, exploring the psychological impacts of war.
Body of Lies - A spy film that delves into the complexities of the CIA's operations in the Middle East, exploring themes of deception and terrorism.
The Attack - A drama that tackles the heavy topic of terrorism through the eyes of an Arab surgeon living in Tel Aviv.
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Persepolis - An animated film that explores the life of a young girl in Iran during and after the Islamic Revolution.
The Kite Runner - A story of friendship and redemption set against the backdrop of tumultuous events in Afghanistan.
A Separation - An Iranian drama that explores social issues and personal struggles within the context of Iranian society.
The Stoning of Soraya M. - A powerful depiction of injustice in Iran that focuses on the life and treatment of women.
Not without My Daughter - Based on a true story about an American woman trying to escape Iran with her daughter.
The Patience Stone - A tale of resilience and empowerment set in war-torn Afghanistan, focused on a woman's perspective.
Incendies - A gripping story about family secrets and the impact of war, set against a backdrop of conflict in the Middle East.
The Breadwinner - An animated film about a girl in Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy to support her family.
The Last Face - A love story set in the middle of a humanitarian crisis in Africa, focusing on the challenges faced by aid workers.
American Sniper - A military drama that explores the personal and social implications of war, particularly in the Middle East.
The Other Side of Heaven - A missionary's story in a foreign land highlighting cultural clashes and personal sacrifice.
Women’s Prison - Focuses on women’s struggles and resilience amidst oppressive societal conditions.
Osama - A haunting portrayal of a young girl navigating life under Taliban rule in Afghanistan.
Roses Are Red - A drama set against the political changes in Iran, focusing on familial relationships.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A poignant story of struggle and resilience after a life-altering event.
Viva - Explores themes of personal identity and familial bonds in a conservative culture.
Beirut - A political thriller that deals with the impact of civil war and personal sacrifices.
The Zookeeper’s Wife - A historical drama about bravery and love amidst the horrors of war.
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom - A biographical drama about the life of Nelson Mandela, focusing on personal struggle and resilience.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - A story about innovation and perseverance in the face of adversity from a young boy's perspective.
The Thousand-Year-Old Boy - A coming-of-age story in a foreign land reflecting on cultural identity and personal growth.
The Promise - A love triangle set against the backdrop of the Armenian Genocide, dealing with themes of loss and perseverance.
Hotel Rwanda - A gripping account of a hotel manager’s efforts to save lives during the Rwandan Genocide.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - A tale of innocence amidst the horrors of World War II, focusing on friendship and tragedy.
S Syria - An exploration of the Syrian refugee crisis and the human impact of war.
Life is Beautiful - A poignant story that highlights love and resilience during the Holocaust.
The Constitution - Explores themes of love, prejudice, and human rights amidst societal change.
Sicario - A tense thriller that explores the complexities of drug wars and morality.
Freedom Writers - A teacher's efforts to inspire at-risk students reflect themes of hope and resilience.
Embrace of the Vampire - A story about identity and the struggles faced within a repressed society.
Fruitvale Station - A poignant story about a young man's struggle against societal issues which ultimately leads to tragedy.
12 Years a Slave - A historical drama that explores the brutal realities of slavery and personal resilience.
Nefarious - A thriller focusing on the human condition and moral dilemmas in troubling circumstances.
Breathe - A biographical film of a man’s journey overcoming physical challenges with love and support.
The Breadwinner - A young girl's struggle for survival in a patriarchal society dealing with war's impact.
The Hate U Give - Deals with social justice themes, identity, and the impact of police violence on communities.
Life in a Day - A documentary exploring human experiences globally, highlighting resilience in everyday life.
The Book Thief - A young girl’s experiences in Nazi Germany showcasing bravery in the face of adversity.
The Last Samurai - Explores themes of culture clash, personal honor, and war's impact on identity.