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Kabul on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand S1E1 and S1E2 – Kabul, August 15, 2021. As American troops withdraw, the Taliban enter the city. The Nazany family, like many civilians, is forced to flee, fearing retaliation. In this desperate and chaotic situation—shadowed by the looming threat of an attack by ISIS—French police officers, Italian diplomats, German military personnel, and American intelligence services must somehow coordinate to manage the influx of civilians. How will each of them manage to save their own lives? The countdown has begun.

Series One, Episode One: Taliban Take Over

As the Taliban seize control of Kabul, chaos erupts. Zahara, a prosecutor, flees with her husband Baqir to the French embassy, where Gilles, the security chief, oversees the evacuation of diplomats while refugees begin to gather.

Series One, Episode Two: Desperate Choices

Outside the French embassy, refugees wait anxiously as the Taliban begin to surround the area. Zahara, still on the run, hopes to find safety while Gilles struggles to organise the evacuation of the growing number of refugees.

Kabul on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand – Series Premiere / Thursday 30 October at 11.00pm & 11.55pm (6 Parts)

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