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Emeritus Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: Alan Gray
Remembering the grim events of the Holocaust, the US commited to steps to prevent mass atrocities, protect civilians, and ensure the perpetrators of atrocities are accountable.
Employing a cinematic technique effectively employed in Crash, the picture revisits the genocide in Rwanda from the perspectives of individuals hopelessly immersed in the conflict.
Their tales are desperately sad and the lack of government support is deplorable but these charming little ones have so much hope their stories are uplifting and they enchant us right to the very end.
And at the risk of confusing the message with the messenger, let's just say that the title of the documentary A Film Unfinished may very well serve as its own accidental negative critique.
Kashmiri Americans held a peace rally in front of the Indian Mission to the United Nations in New York City to ask the world powers, 'Should India Get Away With The Flouting of International Agreements?'