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Gumashta (2026)
Completed in 1991 by the acclaimed director and writer Eng. Latif Ahmadi, "GUMASHTA" stands as a poignant reflection of societal realities, human struggle, and justice. Due to the outbreak of the Afghan civil war shortly after its completion, this film never received its official theatrical premiere. For over three decades, it remained locked away in the archives—an untouched time capsule of a golden era of Afghan filmmaking. Now, for the very first time, the original Final Cut of the film is being presented to the public exactly as it was intended to be seen.
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Completed in 1991 by the acclaimed director and writer Eng. Latif Ahmadi, "GUMASHTA" stands as a poignant reflection of societal realities, human struggle, and justice. Due to the outbreak of the Afghan civil war shortly after its completion, this film never received its official theatrical premiere. For over three decades, it remained locked away in the archives—an untouched time capsule of a golden era of Afghan filmmaking. Now, for the very first time, the original Final Cut of the film is being presented to the public exactly as it was intended to be seen.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Latif Ahmadi
In Theaters:7/9/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Ariana Films, Nazir Films
Cast
Latif Ahmadi
Director
Mahrefat Shah Mahrefat
Samar Gul
Asad Rahmani
Henchman
Habib Zelgai
Beard Guy
Qader Faroukh
Police Chief
Nemat Arash
Wasseh
S. Ishan Sang Shekan
Truck Driver
Sulayman Alam
Russian Dealer
Hashmat Fanaei
Drug Dealer
Salim Shaheen
Henchman
Mahmood Shah Hashmi
Truck Thief
Kareem Tanweer
Bald Truck Driver
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