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Darfur Documentaries

A quick reminder that the Thacher School will be screening the celebrated documentary The Devil Came on Horseback this Saturday November 10th at 8:30 p.m. free of charge in the Performing Arts Center
This film has won the following awards:
WINNER SEEDS OF WAR AWARDFULL FRAME DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL
WINNER FULL FRAME / WORKING FILMS AWARDFULL FRAME DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL
WINNER WITNESS AWARD, SILVERDOCS
WINNER ADRIENNE SHELLY / EXCELLENCE IN FILMMAKING AWARDNANTUCKET FILM FESTIVAL
OFFICIAL SELECTIONSUNDANCE, CINEVEGAS, TRIBECAHUMAN RIGHTS WATCH FILM FESTIVAL (Closing Night Film)
The film documents Brian Steidle's journey through the silent genocide that rages on in Darfur
The trailer can be seen at www.thedevilcameonhorseback.com
Thacher's STAND chapter (an anti-genocide coalition) will have a letter-writing table outside of the Performing Arts Center that will have resources available to write our elected officials to put pressure upon them to take much-needed action in Darfur
For more information please contact Robin Walter at rwalter@thacher.org

Posted by Robin Walter on November 8, 2007 11:13 PM | | | Darfur Documentaries

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