No Good Men 2026
"An Afghan love story."
Directed by the visionary Shahrbanoo Sadat, *No Good Men (2026)* unfolds against the tense backdrop of 2021 Kabul, just before the Taliban's resurgence.
Director: Shahrbanoo Sadat
Cast
Shahrbanoo Sadat
Naru
Anwar Hashimi
Qadrat
Liam Hussaini
Liam
Yasin Negah
News Manager
Torkan Omari
Anita
Fatim Zahra El Hassani
Layla
Ahmad Anuar Azizi
Qodrat's Friend
Masihullah Tajzai
Naru's Husband
Laila Mahmudi
News Anchor
Farzad Hamidpadgan
News Anchor
Frequently Asked Questions
What is No Good Men (2026) about?
Set in 2021 Kabul on the cusp of Taliban rule, *No Good Men* follows Naru, a fiercely independent camerawoman who defies convention to protect her son. When a career-defining opportunity arises, she crosses paths with Qodrat, a journalist who challenges her cynicism and reignites her faith in love.
Who directed No Good Men?
Shahrbanoo Sadat, the acclaimed director behind films like *Wolf and Sheep*, helms *No Good Men*.
Who stars in No Good Men?
The film stars Shahrbanoo Sadat herself alongside Anwar Hashimi, Liam Hussaini, Yasin Negah, and Torkan Omari in key roles.
Is No Good Men (2026) worth watching?
With its sharp blend of romance and comedy set against a politically charged backdrop, *No Good Men* offers a fresh and emotionally resonant take on love in extraordinary times. While IMDb ratings are pending, its themes and direction suggest a film worth seeking out.
How long is No Good Men?
The film runs for 103 minutes, delivering a tightly paced narrative perfect for an engaging cinematic experience.
About No Good Men (2026) — A Witty Afghan Romance on the Edge of Change
Directed by the visionary Shahrbanoo Sadat, *No Good Men (2026)* unfolds against the tense backdrop of 2021 Kabul, just before the Taliban's resurgence. Naru, a determined and underappreciated camerawoman at a major TV station, fights for custody of her three-year-old son while clinging to her belief that no decent men remain in her country. That all changes when Qodrat, the station's most respected journalist, offers her a pivotal career opportunity. As the two navigate Kabul's streets, documenting the city's final days of freedom, their professional chemistry ignites a spark that challenges Naru's hardened worldview. Blending sharp wit with emotional depth, this Afghan romance-comedy captures the friction between hope and despair, tradition and change.
With a vibrant energy that mirrors the city's own contradictions, *No Good Men (2026)* weaves a love story threaded with resilience and humor. Sadat's direction infuses every scene with authenticity, while the chemistry between Naru and Qodrat brings a rare warmth to a narrative set on the brink of upheaval. It's a film about finding light in darkness, where even the smallest glimmers of kindness feel revolutionary.
