Viewers find '13 Days, 13 Nights: In the Hell of Kabul' a gripping and emotionally charged film, capturing the tense evacuation of the French embassy in Kabul. The performances, particularly by Roschdy Zem, are praised for their authenticity and intensity. While the film successfully maintains suspense and provides a nuanced portrayal of the events, some critics felt it leaned too heavily on heroic clichés and lacked depth in exploring the political context and the Taliban's perspective.

👍 Authentic performances and intense suspense

👎 May oversimplify complex political situations