Carpet Drugged

Sayad Qasem Hussaini | Afghanistan | 2011 | 17 mins

Synopsis

A documentary exploring the effects of narcotic use among Afghan families, specifically parents who use narcotics to “babysit” their children in order to work long hours making carpets.

Carpet Drugged was an official selection of the 2011 WVN Online Film Festival.

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