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Sand and Sorrow (2007)

A documentary about the events that led to the rise of Darfur's Arab-dominated government and the international community's "legacy of failure" to respond to the genocide carried out in the country.

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Ty B 08 Dec 2007

Darfur, and all the murders taken place there recently, is front and center in this documentary narrated(and executive produced) by George Clooney

Christopher S 29 Jan 2012

A new documentary about Darfur by award-winning filmmaker Paul Freedman, and narrated by George Clooney......covering the frustration felt by African Union troops at their inability to protect Darfurians due the strict restrictions of their mandate; the UN non-intervention because of China and other countries with oil interests in Sudan who veto resolutions for intervention; and the breakdown of the media in reporting on the crisis in Darfur. I watched this with my family and cried. The media covered Martha Stewarts cheating and lying, and Janet Jackson's "breast" incident for hundreds of hours, yet only gives the bare minimum for so many innocent people being slaughtered. I hang my head in shame.

Niklas S 23 May 2009

Genocide is probably the worst crime any human can commit. And the fact that we stand by with closed eyes when terrible things happen to innocent people is just sickening. The fact that what is happening in Darfur is not the first time we have stood idly by when it comes to Africa is also very bad.

Frances G 23 Apr 2008

Narrated by George Clooney, it takes a close look at the Darfur genocide. Not only is it powerful and troubling in the way you would expect, but the reasons for the lack of action are truly dismaying - a desire to finish a peace process, the cozy relationship between CIA and Sudanese intelligence agencies due to the "Global War on Terror". It is heartening to see young people, ranging from junior high school through college taking the issues seriously and pushing for change. A must see.

Noah L 08 Dec 2007

Really sad yet informative documentary about the Darfur genocide...