Search for the Afghan Girl

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History Documentary hosted by Sigourney Weaver, published by National Geographic in 2010 - English narration

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Search for the Afghan Girl In 1985, the haunting picture of an enigmatic Afghan refugee girl with startling sea-green eyes graced the cover of National Geographic Magazine and captivated the world. Now years later, the search is on to find the nameless woman whose youthful image became a global symbol of wartime dignity, resilience, and survival. This documentary provides a unique insight into everyday life in Afghanistan today, as well as telling the remarkable story of one woman and her family. It provides a stark contrast to the TV news footage of a war torn country. Journey to the Afghan-Pakistan border with Steve McCurry the photographer who took this world-famous picture as he attempts to track down his anonymous subject once again. Follow clues and rumours through the twisting byways of a teeming refugee camp on a mission to solve this mystery. Witness FBI investigators applying cutting-edge eye-scanning and face-recognition technology to crack the ultimate missing person case. Follow the amazing story of how the National Geographic team has searched for the mystery girl with the green eyes - in search of the Afghan girl.