Warrior Poets: Guns, Movie-making and the Wild West of PakistanAustralian Benjamin Gilmour travelled to Pakistan determined to shoot a film on its wild frontier. He had never made a movie before and it was illegal and extremely dangerous for him to do so in the region. But Benjamin was driven by his passion for the Pashtun people of the North West Frontier Province and for the remarkable gun-making town of Darra Adam Khel. This book is the behind-the-scenes account of the highly-acclaimed feature film, Son of a Lion. But it is more than just a 'making-of'. Ben tells the story of a country with an amazing and rich culture, and of the proud and loyal people who befriended him and helped make a seemingly impossible dream come true. 'Riveting, compelling and spine-chilling, this is storytelling at it's best.' Richard Kuipers, Variety. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica} |
Contents
Section 18 | 152 |
Section 19 | 164 |
Section 20 | 176 |
Section 21 | 186 |
Section 22 | 199 |
Section 23 | 205 |
Section 24 | 224 |
Section 25 | 233 |
Section 9 | 64 |
Section 10 | 72 |
Section 11 | 86 |
Section 12 | 97 |
Section 13 | 105 |
Section 14 | 111 |
Section 15 | 132 |
Section 16 | 137 |
Section 17 | 142 |
Section 26 | 255 |
Section 27 | 268 |
Section 28 | 279 |
Section 29 | 294 |
Section 30 | 303 |
Section 31 | 307 |
Section 32 | 320 |
Section 33 | 331 |