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Blood Antiquities

2009, English. Directed by François Cardona.

The European art trade, synonymous with wealth and glamour, has always involved a degree of stolen and smuggled art. Now, Afghanistan's rich cultural heritage is financing terrorism and the Taliban. From Afghans scrabbling in the sand for treasures, to the dazzling show rooms of unscrupulous dealers and private collectors - 'Blood Antiques' uncovers one of the most outrageous illegal trades since blood diamonds.

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1 January 2009
Original title
Blood Antiques

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If you liked Blood Antiquities, try Come See Me in the Good Light, Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art, McQueen.

Who directed Blood Antiquities?

Blood Antiquities (2009) was directed by François Cardona.

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