Sadika Taohidi is an Afghan director, producer, and activist, known for her commitment to portraying the social realities of her country through film. Her career is dedicated to exploring the complex dynamics of Afghan society, with a particular focus on the condition of women and the challenges imposed by the Taliban regime. She gained international recognition with the animated short film *Buz-e-Chini* (The Chinese Goat), which earned her the prestigious Asia Pacific Screen Award. Her most significant works also include the documentary *Qamar* and the short films *Chai* and *Mother*. Her films, characterized by a poetic visual style and powerful storytelling, have been featured in major international festivals, helping to give a voice to otherwise unheard stories and consolidating her reputation as one of the most influential and courageous figures in contemporary Afghan cinema.