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Facing Sudan
Ordinary People can make a difference. Even in Sudan.
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This bundle includes downloads of the films Crayons and Paper and Facing Sudan.
This bundle includes the HD Facing Sudan download, the Special Edition DVD and a Facing Sudan Poster. As a bonus, a Crayons and Paper download.
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Facing Sudan
A custodian. A housewife. A pediatrician. A grandmother. Seemingly ordinary individuals. Yet these individuals have a story to tell. It is the story of suffering and death. It is the story of refugees. It is the story of terrified villagers running for cover. Yet, at the same time, it is a story of strength, courage and hope. It is the story of Sudan.
Facing Sudan is the story of ordinary individuals, moved into action by the events in Sudan, proving that ordinary people can do extraordinary things, even in Sudan.
Facing Sudan is the story of ordinary individuals, moved into action by the events in Sudan, proving that ordinary people can do extraordinary things, even in Sudan.
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By Bruce Janu