It's pretty rare that a documentary absolutely takes my breath away, but this one did. I knew about "fixers" and that what they do is very dangerous, but I hadn't really connected with it. Ajmal Naqshbandi was such a charismatic, intelligent and brave young man.

Seriously, when you get a chance, I'd watch this (however you can).

Here's an NPR story on the film.

https://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/tr...oryId=111963996

Definitely going to find some way to check this out. Thanks Rebs.

Wow, you read NPR's web site? Nerd.

Now, please don't distract me with your NPR nerdery while I'm listening to Ira Glass.

You're one to talk.

My cable doesn't provide HBO and I couldn't find it online. It's a shame. This sounded really interesting.