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Love Crimes of Kabul is a 2011 documentary film following select cases of inmates at Badam Bagh women's prison in Kabul, Afghanistan, where half are jailed for "moral crimes" such as adultery, premarital sex and running away from home. "If they were good women, they wouldn't be here," says a prison guard at the beginning of the film.[1]

Love Crimes of Kabul
Directed by	Tanaz Eshaghian
Written by	Sara Bernstein
Produced by	Tanaz Eshaghian Christoph Jorg
Starring	Kareema Firuz Aleema Zia Jaan Sabereh
Cinematography	Kat Patterson
Edited by	Jay Freund
Music by	Florencia Di Concilio
Distributed by	HBO
Release date	July 11, 2011 (2011-07-11)
Running time	72 minutes
Languages	Dari Pashto English in subtitles

Cases

• Kareema, 20 and pregnant, has been in prison for two months awaiting trial for the crime of pre-marital sex with fiancé Firuz. She faces up to 15 years in prison.
• Aleema, 23, ran away from her violent family and sought refuge with Zia Jaan, another woman. They have been in prison three months. Aleema accuses Zia of trying to prostitute her, which Zia denies. Aleema is facing up to 15 years for running away; Zia Jaan up to 20 years for housing her and attempting to sell her.
• Sabereh, 18, is accused of having anal sex with a neighbor. She was turned in by her father. Medical exam showed she is still a virgin.

See also

• No Burqas Behind Bars, a 2013 documentary about life in the Takhar Prison women's prison in Afghanistan

References

External links

• HBO - Official Site of Love Crimes of Kabul
• Love Crimes of Kabul - hotdocs.ca

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