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“As if a resurgent Taliban and an Afghan government in disarray weren't worrisome enough, Meena Nanji's study of the state of women in Afghanistan, "View From a Grain of Sand," adds another problem that deserves genuine concern……..A remarkable treasure trove….” |
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| -Variety | |||
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"searing, wide-reaching... an especially timely addition to the collective history of the plight of women under repression." |
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| - Los Angeles Times | |||
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"gripping…. Nanji narrates this history with clarity and passion….an insightful, often heart-wrenching account of trauma, war and rights abuses..." |
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| - LA Weekly | |||
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“There are VERY few films that approach the issue of Afghanistan, Afghan women's rights, and US policy with a decent level of sensitivity, political maturity, and sophistication. Meena Nanji's film, "View from a Grain of Sand" is one of those very rare films that tackles all the important issues with grace, and conviction…” |
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- Sonali Kolhatkar, KPFK RADIO,(Co-Author with Jim Ingalls: Bleeding Afghanistan: Washington, Warlords and the Propaganda of Silence) | ||
"a work of love and passion for a Afghanistan and the Afghan people..." |
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| -Adam Shapiro, former country director, Global Rights, Afghanistan. | |||
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"...a fascinating portrait of resilience..." |
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| - Flavorpill.com | |||