Documentarian Randall Scerbo chronicles Suraya Sadeed on two difficult relief

missions in one of the most dangerous places on earth— Afghanistan. The

daughter of a former mayor of Kabul, Suraya founded the U.S.-based aid

organization Help the Afghan Children in 1993. Since then she has conducted

dozens of precarious aid operations, smuggling food and supplies through

Taliban-held territory and setting up often clandestine schools and

medical clinics. In “Inshallah - Diary of an Afghan Woman” we journey with Suraya

during a pivotal period both for Afghanistan and the world, first June 2001, before the

September 11 attacks, and the second in November, as the U.S. war brought an

end to the Taliban regime. The film is a testament to the extraordinary difference

that one individual can make in a land drained of hope.