A Landmine Survivor’s Resilience | Carpenter | The New Yorker Documentary

Khalil Sahragard’s documentary short follows an amputee in Kurdistan who carves prosthetics for others who, like him, have lost limbs to munitions left over from the Iran-Iraq war.
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This guy is strong and fit with only one leg the whole video I really thought he had two legs but he really doesnt care he acts like everything is normal hes probably 70 but acts much younger hes pure class he just gets on with it no complaints thanks so much for sharing.

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Own suffering made to create solution for self,but true human create solution for other reducing pain

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Thanks for this excellent documentary. Amazing how this person handles every day’s life and help others.

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I did not expect this ending, it was very impressive

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Its duration is short and but it is a deep story. Thank you ❤

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Powerful documentary

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