If you’re subscribing to our video rss, you’ve noticed that the movie “Darfur Genocide on Trial” is now available on-line.
(Movie page, with links to versions in .wmv (55 MB) and .avi/DivX (685.5 MB).)
When we made the movie, I wasn’t sure what purpose it served, but it has turned out to be a great tool for introducing people to avenues of action on the Darfur issue.
Watching the movie, you learn:
- a little about the situation in Darfur (from Eric Reeves);
- a little about how you could travel to Darfur and what might happen when you get there (from the Catholic Worker Peace Team);
- a little about what it would be like to demonstrate at the Sudanese embassy;
- a little about civil disobedience at the embassy, and what the arrest would be like;
- and a little about taking your case to court, and how you could mount a necessity defense.
So maybe you’ll want to check the movie out. If you have any trouble with the downloads, please post a comment and we’ll do our best to get things working smoothly.
Quicktime: We’ve had no luck in converting this movie to a small, viewable .mov file. If you think you could help us with this, e-mail pieandcoffee@gmail.com and we’ll try to get you the huge master .avi file. Or maybe you can work some magic with the DivX linked above.