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Afghanistan actress tries to change the industry

Actress Fereshta Kazemi offers no apology, no explanation. She was born in Kabul 33 years ago and left at age 2. Raised in the U.S., she is back now for the first time, determined to radically alter the way Afghans view women -- particularly women who act.
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Women in burkas stare at Fereshta Kazemi with her bare legs and uncovered head in Old Kabul's Shar-e-Kohna neighborhood.

Afghanistan actress

( Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times / January 2, 2013 )
Women in burkas stare at Fereshta Kazemi with her bare legs and uncovered head in Old Kabul's Shar-e-Kohna neighborhood.
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