 basically picks up where retrograde ended, but it's told from the Taliban and the director's point of view. But it's starting with the Taliban's point of view from their very first day in power. And Nashat enjoys remarkable access. And for a year, he followed principally an Air Force commander named Malawi Mansour and a soldier named M.J. Muftar. And even though Nashat does not narrate or comment on what he sees, the images and deeds he witnesses are