“This is not a story of success in war against terrorism. This is a story about how war changes a soldier.”
In 2010, authors of the documentary film “Eight Full Moons” spent 5 weeks in one of the most dangerous places on planet, Kunar province - northeastern part of Afghanistan, close to the border with Pakistan. The focus of film is the human side of war, soldier emotions outside the security wall of observation post. The audience of the film becomes a witness of unique shots of the first hand emotions after the soldier is wounded in the ambush and luckily escaped from death.
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Sandijs Semjonovs Director · Zane Peneze Director Ģirts Straustiņš Director
First release August 4, 2011 · Produced in Afghanistan, Latvia · Original title Astoņi pilnmēneši
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Afghanistan · Latvia
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Original title
Astoņi pilnmēneši
Original language
Latvian
Spoken on screen
English
Release dates
Latvia · August 4, 2011
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