Kabul Traffic is a political drama set in Afghanistan, where to stand up for the right thing can get you fired, or even killed. Adam, a junior diplomat working for the British Embassy in 2008, is initially enthused to join the campaign against the drugs trade, taking part in dangerous raids and crossing paths with dejected addicts and angry poppy farmers. But he soon uncovers deep flaws in the strategy and unpalatable compromises, which shake his confidence in their ability to stamp out the drug trade and bring justice to the country. As he loses direction, he searches for answers through Amina, his spirited translator. Despite differences, they discover a mutual desire to do the right thing, but at what cost? Careers, family, and even lives, are on the line. We follow their story amid the transient ex-pat community, all disconnected from home and threatened by encroaching war.