The film is coming to the church because of connections between Celestin Musekura, who will lead a forum on Darfur at Autumn Ridge at 7 p.m. Friday, and Steidle’s sister, according to the Rev ...

Conscientiously upbeat and shiny, "Darfur Now" takes a tactical approach in addressing the ongoing African genocide: Present the appallingly grim situation in Sudan through the rosy lens of ...

For this article, I interviewed director Ted Braun, an accomplished documentarian who teaches screenwriting at USC, as well as actor Don Cheadle, a Darfur activist since his star turn in the 2004 ...

Though they are completely committed and are doing difficult, meaningful work, the Americans in the film just do not hold the screen with the same force and power. We are cheered by their ...

Myspace.com may be one of the most effective ways of spreading a message, and Don Cheadle is cleverly using it to get the word out about his exclusive trailer for Darfur Now. The trailer is ...

Gorgeously shot on 16mm film, Nowhere is a poignant portrait of a man who traded war and torture for a strange land. Through his passion for running, he slowly rebuilds his life.

In 2004, former U.S. Marine Captain Brian Steidle served as an unarmed military observer with the African Union in Darfur, Sudan. He captured his experiences in a new film.

The result was “Darfur Now,” a $2 million film that premiered Friday, starring Oscar-nominated actor Don Cheadle. It was produced by Academy Award-winner Cathy Schulman and backed in part by ...

Such is the case with the ongoing horror in Darfur, where the Arab Sudanese government has been waging war on the black population. U.S. politicians have done a less effective job of responding to ...

The crisis in Darfur the slaughter of 400,000 black African citizens by the Arab-led Sudanese government and its Janjaweed militia compels The Devil Came on Horseback to commence in full-on grab ...

Conscientiously upbeat and shiny, “Darfur Now” takes a tactical approach in addressing the ongoing African genocide: Present the appallingly grim situation in Sudan through the rosy lens of ...