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Deedenow Cinema Production Afghanistan ®
Licensed by Ministry of Information and Culture of Afghanistan
Licensed by Ministry of Information and Culture of Afghanistan
Licensed by AISA
About Me
- Mohammad Amin Wahidi
- A young Afghan of being born in the early 1980s of dictatorship time in Afghanistan, belonging to a generation with many responsibilities on shoulders, having faced with many unjust treatments and social inequalities in the country but still is full of energy, eager to learn as many new things as possible, looking for a nice and just world, always expecting the next day better then the previous one, and believing in possibility of anything to do when a person really wants. After high school studied theatre and cinema for two years in fine arts faculty of Kabul University. Along with university studies, participated in several film and video production courses and workshops, have worked for some Afghan film productions as well as for ATN and Farda Radio in Kabul, and finally established Deedenow Cinema to be able to work more independently but due to serious security risks couldn’t continue working within Afghanistan but still thinks and works for Afghanistan from where ever possible. Should be added that lately got interested in politics as well as in literature along with cinema and film making affairs. Will appreciate your comments and supports of any kind for his activities
Stop Kochi Wars agasint defenseless Hazaras
Milan Refugees Blog (English)
Me on Facebook
Hazara People International Network
An open letter from the Hazara People around the world
The Keys to Paradise
60 minute drama in development by Deedenow Cinema Productions Afghanistan
Read VOC (Voice of Criticism)
Freedom of Expression
Read more about ME
Afghan Cinema
Afghan Television Channels
Afghan Daily Papers
International online news agencies and journalistic organizations
Human Rights
Civil Society, Arts and Culture
Afghan Politics & Governance
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