FILMCKCabale à Kaboul2006

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How Long Is “Cabale à Kaboul”?

Name: Cabale à Kaboul
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2006
Duration: 86 min

1h 26m runtime

20061h 26mDocumentary

Documentary film with a runtime of 86 minutes, released in 2006. Presented in English.

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Runtime1h 26m

Minutes86

One SittingYes

With Break1h 38m

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This is the story of the last two Jews in Afghanistan. All the other Jews have left a long time ago. Isaac and Zabulon live alone in the abandoned synagogue… The older of the two, the ruddy-faced Isaac, is Kabul’s sorcerer-healer. He makes cabalistic amulets, which he sells to Moslems to drive out demons from women who are possessed, or from soldiers exhausted by the war. The other Jew, Zabulon, has the same Afghan customers... except that he sells them the alcohol, which he secretly makes, and which is his daily bread-and-butter.

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Runtime1h 26m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break1h 38m

Movie Facts

Release Year2006

Runtime1h 26m

LanguageEnglish

GenresDocumentary

DirectorDan Alexe

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