Conflict Resolution Video List. Documentary-Instructional

Updated: 5/4/2007
Conflict Resolution Video List: Documentary/Instructional

Created by: Sarah Bessell (slb58@georgetown.edu) and Dr. Craig Zelizer
(cz52@georgetown.edu)
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Categories:
Arts and Peacebuilding
Business and Peacebuilding
Case Studies
Children in Conflict
Conflict Resolution Training
DDR
Development
Dialogue Processes
Education and Peacebuilding
Gender and Peacebuilding
Health
IDP/Refugees
Media
Nonviolent Conflict Resolution
Peacebuilding
Peacekeeping
Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Practitioner Profiles
Reconciliation/Trauma Healing
Main Vendors:
Bullfrog Films, www.bullfrogfilms.com
Cinema Guild, www.cinemaguild.com
Major Resources:
Human Rights Watch Film Festival
Search for Common Ground Film Festival
Media that Matters, www.mediarights.org
Georgetown University, Conflict Resolution M.A. Program: CR Video List:

Documentary/Instructional
Updated: 5/4/2007
Films:
Arts and Peacebuilding
The Bridge of Bosnian Blues (Sevdah: The Bridge that Survived), 2005, 100 mins
Constructed five hundred years ago by Ottoman architects, the bridge at Mostar (the
Stari Most) had been considered one of the most beautiful in the world until its graceful
arch was reduced to rubble during the Balkan War. The Bridge of Bosnian Blues is a
story about reconstruction; of a bridge and of the peoples music, the sevdalinka, a song
form that combines the sinuous vocal lines of the Ottoman times with the rhythms and
harmonies of the Balkans. The film focuses on the band Mostar Sevda Reunion, as they
tour and talk about living through the horrors of the war. Their music is driving,
meditative, plaintive and passionatesevdalinka its the Bosnian Blues.
The Messengers, 2004, 65 min
This video profiles artists throughout the world, especially those working outside
mainstream culture, who have committed their lives to opposing war and barbarism
through their art. They carry the message Never again, so often heard after World War
II, and try, sometimes desperately, to capture world attention.
Available for purchase ($295) or rental ($95) at www.cinemaguild.com
Playing for Peace: Music by Arabs and Israelis as a metaphor for the public peace process, 1993,
58 minutes, Arab-Israeli
A 1992 Middle East Peace Tour is embarked upon by six American musicians of the New
Hampshire based Apple Hill Chamber Players. In Israel and its Arab neighbors, they give
concerts, teach master classes, and audition young musicians of whom eleven are selected for full
scholarships to study that August at the Apple Hill Center. Five Israelis and six Arabs find that
music can bridge cultural gaps where politics and diplomacy fail.
Order for $20 on the Web at http://applehill.org/store/product_info.php?products_id=50

OR
Mail check for $20 payable to:
Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music
Apple Hill Road, PO Box 217
East Sullivan, NH 03445-0217
Tel:(603) 847-3371 -- Fax: (603) 847-9734
E-mail: info@applehill.org
Web: http://applehill.org/
Singing in Color, 1997, 47 min, South Africa

This video follows the world-famous Chicago Children's Choir on their 1996 tour of
South Africa and shows how music can convey a message of peace. The Choir, founded
in 1956, consists of children, aged 5 to 18, from different ethnic, cultural and economic
backgrounds, who join in the common goal of making beautiful music.
Sierra Leones Refugee All-Stars, 2006, Sierra Leone

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The film tells the remarkable story of Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, a group of
musicians who form a band while living in a West African refugee camp. They were
forced from their homes by a brutal civil war that took the lives of many of their loved
ones and left them with physical and emotional scars that may never heal. But it could
never take away their music. Through music they find a place of refuge, a sense of
purpose and a source of power. This film follows the band over the course of three years
as they make the difficult decision to return to their war-torn country and realize their
dream of recording an album of their original music. The story of Sierra Leone's Refugee
All Stars celebrates the best of the human spirit - the incredible ability of individuals to
sustain hope and find forgiveness even in a climate of rage and loss.
Trailer at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSgY6n_ek_g
Main website: http://refugeeallstars.org/v3/index.html
War Dance, 2007, Uganda

A feature-length documentary that tells the story of three children from the Patongo
displacement camp in northern Ugandan. Dominic, Rose and Nancy are all members of
the first school music group from the northern Uganda war zone to make it to the final
round of Ugandas national music competition. The documentary chronicles their journey
through the competition
o Dominic, a former abductee and child soldier of the Lord's Resistance Army
(LRA)
o Rose, who witnessed the gruesome murder of her parents by the rebels
o Nancy, who kept herself and two younger siblings alive in the bush for a month
after the LRA. killed their father and abducted their mother
Trailer and more information available at
http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/wvususfo.nsf/stable/globalissues_uganda_war_d
ance
West Bank Story, 2005, 22 minutes, Israel-Palestine
This Sundance Film Festival official selection is set in the fast-paced, fast-food world of competing falafel
stands in the West Bank.. WEST BANK STORY is about David, an Israeli soldier, and Fatima, a
Palestinian fast food cashier - an unlikely couple who fall in love amidst the animosity of their families'
dueling falafel stands in the West Bank. Can the couple's love withstand a century-old conflict and their
families' desire to control the future of the chic pea in the Middle East? The couple professes their love for
each other, triggering a chain of events that destroys both restaurants and forces all to find common ground
in an effort to rebuild, planting a seed of hope.
Available for purchase for $23 at http://westbankstory.com/html/buy.html.
Business and Peacebuilding

Black Gold, 2007
Multinational coffee companies now rule our shopping malls and supermarkets and
dominate the industry worth over $80 billion, making coffee the most valuable trading
commodity in the world after oil. But while we continue to pay for our lattes and
cappuccinos, the price paid to coffee farmers remains so low that many have been forced
to abandon their coffee fields. Nowhere is this paradox more evident than in Ethiopia, the
Updated: 5/4/2007
birthplace of coffee. Tadesse Meskela is one man on a mission to save his 74,000
struggling coffee farmers from bankruptcy. As his farmers strive to harvest some of the
highest quality coffee beans on the international market, Tadesse travels the world in an
attempt to find buyers willing to pay a fair price. Against the backdrop of Tadesse's
journey to London and Seattle, the enormous power of the multinational players that
dominate the world's coffee trade becomes apparent. New York commodity traders, the
international coffee exchanges, and the double dealings of trade ministers at the World
Trade Organisation reveal the many challenges Tadesse faces in his quest for a long term
solution for his farmers.
Trailer available at http://www.blackgoldmovie.com/trailer.php
Main website www.blackgoldmovie.com
Case Studies
The Armenian Genocide, 2006, 60 min, PBS
The Armenian Genocide is the complete story of the first Genocide of the 20th century
when over a million Armenians died at the hands of the Ottoman Turks during World
War I. This unprecedented and powerful one-hour documentary was written, directed and
produced by Emmy Award-winning producer Andrew Goldberg of Two Cats
Productions, in association with Oregon Public Broadcasting. Featuring interviews with
the leading experts in the field such as Pulitzer Prize-winning author Samantha Power
and New York Times best-selling author, Peter Balakian, this film features never-beforeseen historical footage of the events and key players of one of the greatest untold stories
of the 20th century. "Powerful. The film honors the victims of the Armenian Genocide"
(The New York Times) "Serious, literate and ultimately heartbreaking." [made with]
"...intelligence and precision." (The New Jersey Star Ledger) "Evocative" [The Weekly
Standard) "Powerful and skillfully made" (The PBS Ombudsman)
Available for purchase for $24.95 at www.amazon.com
Before the Rain, 1994, 113 min, Macedonia
Set against a background of political turbulence in Macedonia and contemporary London,
three love stories intertwine to create a powerful portrait of modern Europe in Milcho
Manchevski "Before the Rain". When a mysterious incident in the fabled Macedonian
mountains blows out of proportion, it threatens to start a civil war, and brings together a
silent young monk, a London picture editor, and a disillusioned war photographer in a
tragic tale of fated lovers. Told in three parts, and linked by characters and events,
"Before the Rain" explores the uncompromising nature of war as it ravages the lives of
unsuspecting, and forces the innocent to take sides.
Available for purchase on VHS at www.amazon.com
Crossing the Lines, 90 mins, Israel-Palestine, Compassionate Listening Project
Crossing the Lines will bring you to a deeper, more compassionate level of understanding
of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The interviews with 15 Israelis and Palestinians were
selected from over forty hours of footage from recent Compassionate Listening
Updated: 5/4/2007
delegations. This video will expose you to a wide range of people and viewpoints and
bring you into the hearts and minds of Israelis and Palestinians beyond the news media.
Available for purchase for $60 at
http://www.compassionatelistening.org/CompassionShop.html#videos
Encounter Point, 2006, 85 mins, Israel-Palestine

This documentary film follows a former Israeli settler, a Palestinian ex-prisoner, a
bereaved Israeli mother and a wounded Palestinian bereaved brother who risk their lives
and public standing to promote a nonviolent end to the conflict. Their journeys lead them
to the unlikeliest places to confront hatred within their communities. The film explores
what drives them and thousands of other like-minded civilians to overcome anger and
grief to work for grassroots solutions. It is a film about the everyday leaders in our midst.
Available for purchase at www.encounterpoint.com
Trailer available at http://youtube.com/watch?v=evZNHHr0IrQ&mode=related&search
Ghosts of Rwanda, 2005, 120 minutes, Frontline, Rwanda
FRONTLINE marks the 10th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide with a documentary
chronicling one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century.
Available for purchase at www.amazon.com
Promises, 2001, 102 minutes, Israel-Palestine
PROMISES is perhaps the premier film in the world to see about Jewish-Palestinian relationshipbuilding. It was nominated for an Oscar for Best Documentary, and won two Emmy Awards -Best Documentary and Outstanding Background Analysis. The feature documentary looks at the
Middle East conflict and quest for peace through the eyes of seven Palestinian & Israeli children
living in and around Jerusalem. Each child offers dramatic, emotional, and sometimes hilarious
perspectives on issues that lie at the heart of the Middle East conflict. Although they live no more
than 20 minutes apart, the children are locked in separate worlds.
Available for $195 at http://www.promisesproject.org/dist.html
Rwanda: Do Scars Ever Fade? 2005, 70 minutes, Rwanda

This incisive look at the genocide and its aftermath raises new questions about how we
can keep such tragedies from recurring.
Available for purchase at www.amazon.com for $29.95
The Shape of the Future, Search for Common Ground, Israel-Palestine
The Shape of the Future is a four part documentary series that portrays what an eventual
Palestinian-Israeli peace settlement would look like. Produced by Common Ground
Productions, the emphasis is prospective which, in itself, makes this a unique
documentary effort. The core idea is to examine, in an even-handed way, the aspirations
of both Israelis and Palestinians and to show that agreements are possible that do not
threaten the national existence of either party.
Available for purchase at http://www.theshapeofthefuture.tv/welcome.html
We are all Neighbors, 1993, 52 mins, Bosnia
In a Muslim/Catholic village near Sarajevo, rumors fly and suspicions spread. When
Catholic Croats assert control, Muslim businesses are attacked, villagers arrested and
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harassed, and homes threatened. Three weeks later, neighbors who had been close friends
for 50 years no longer speak to each other, and the peaceful coexistence between Croats
and Muslims disintegrates into mutual distrust and fear.
Available for purchase from:
Films Incorporated Video
5547 N. Ravenswood Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60640-1199
Who Shot My Brother?, 2006, 95 minutes, Colombia
As German Gutierrez searches for the gunmen who tried to kill his brother, he exposes
the root causes of the violence in his native Colombia.
Available for purchase at www.bullfrogfilms.com for $295
Children in Conflict
A Duty to Protect, 2005, 14 mins, WITNESS
In the Democratic Republic of Congo children make up 40 to 60 percent of combatants,
some as young as eight years old. Through the voices of these children, the documentary
explores the issue of recruitment of child soldiers, rape as a weapon of war, sexual
exploitation of girls in armed forces, and the importance of the International Criminal
Court to bring peace and justice to the DRC.
Available for purchase at www.witness.org for $75
Invisible Children, 2006
The movie documents the three student's experiences in Uganda. The three had originaly
planned to go to the Sudan, and document the war in the Darfur region. However, upon
arrival, the three discovered that many (almost all, in fact) of the people they had come to
document had fled the region to Uganda. Following them, the three discover a hidden
disaster: the Night Commuters.
Available for purchase at www.invisiblechildren.com
Listen to the Kids!, 2005, 25 min
A UNICEF initiative involves children in decisions that affect their own futures, their
families, and communities.

Returning Dreams, 2005, 23 min, Liberia
In the aftermath of Liberias civil war children are fighting to reclaim their futures and
return home.

Soldiers of Peace: A Childrens Crusade, 44 minutes, Colombia
Focuses on the young organizers of the Children's Mandate for Peace in Colombia which has for two years been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Available for purchase at www.creativevisions.org for $22

Updated: 5/4/2007
War Dance, 2007, Uganda

A feature-length documentary that tells the story of three children from the Patongo
displacement camp in northern Ugandan. Dominic, Rose and Nancy are all members of
the first school music group from the northern Uganda war zone to make it to the final
round of Ugandas national music competition. The documentary chronicles their journey
through the competition
o Dominic, a former abductee and child soldier of the Lord's Resistance Army
(LRA)
o Rose, who witnessed the gruesome murder of her parents by the rebels
o Nancy, who kept herself and two younger siblings alive in the bush for a month
after the LRA. killed their father and abducted their mother
Trailer and more information available at
http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/wvususfo.nsf/stable/globalissues_uganda_war_dance
Conflict Resolution Training

10 Reasons to Mediate, 2006, 14 minutes
The new video 10 Reasons to Mediate introduces businesses to the Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission's (EEOC) National Mediation Program. Mediation is usually a
preferable alternative to a traditional EEOC investigation and to enforcement and
litigation steps that may follow. Mediation allows the parties involved in a charge of
discrimination to resolve their differences quickly and amicably without a determination
by the EEOC on the merits of the case.
For a free copy of the "10 Reasons to Mediate" video, available on compact disc, please
send an e-mail request to MediationCD@eeoc.gov or call (202) 663-4823.
Bully Dance, 2000, 10 mins, Bullfrog Films
Bully Dance is a non-verbal film with a strong message about bullies. In the film a
community is disrupted when a bully victimizes a smaller member of the group.
Eventually, the whole community becomes involved in dealing with the bully, who is
himself a victim in his own house. Issues of peer pressure, accountability and imbalance
of power are explored in a story that deals with a sensitive and pervasive problem. It has
special resonance for schools in the US today.
Compassion in Action, 2006, 13 mins, Compassionate Listening Project
This beautiful 13-minute DVD introduces The Compassionate Listening Project through
interviews with certified facilitators, project directors, participants and founder/director
Leah Green. The DVD introduces the basic principles of Compassionate Listening and
profiles our work in Israel & Palestine and Germany, and describes how we are training
facilitators and teaching Compassionate Listening world-wide as a skill-set and practice
for peacebuilding in our daily lives.
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Dinner for Two, 1997, 8 mins, Bullfrog Films

A simple dispute between two small animals grows into a violent struggle that disrupts
everyone around them. As they battle over "territory," these two small animals realize
that their conflict affects not just them, but their whole environment.
Embracing Story, 2003, Compassionate Listening Project
There is fear on both sides: Jewish Americans are often afraid to come to Germany, and
Germans are often afraid to meet Jewish people. This film tells the story of 24
courageous Germans and Jews who came together for ten days in Steyerberg, Germany
2003 for Jewish-German Compassionate Listening. Through interviews and images, it
illustrates the process of Compassionate Listening as a method for reconciliation and
healing.
The Mediators: Views from the Eye of the Storm, 160 min,
A collection of observations and experiences of 31 of the worlds most experienced
mediators.
Available for purchase for $59.95 at http://www.mediate.com/products/pg1026.cfm#
Talk to Me: The Hostage Negotiators of the NYPD, 1999, 100mins, A&E Investigative Reports
For the first time ever, cameras go on the job with the hostage negotiators of the NYPD.
Available for purchase at http://store.aetv.com/html/home/index_branded.jhtml for
$29.95
When the Dust Settles, 1998, 8 mins, Bullfrog Films
The dirt flies in this film as neighboring gophers respond to each other with anger and
revenge. By sundown, the retaliatory rodents have all but obliterated both their homes. Is
there any way they can put the pieces back together? The film tackles conflict in lively,
humorous and provocative ways. It shows that amidst the chaos that conflicts create,
there are still paths to reconciliation.
DDR
Between War and Peace, 2005, 23 minutes, Liberia
The United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Liberia encourages combatants to turn in

their weapons and wage peace.
Available for purchase at www.bullfrogfilms.com for $195.00
Development
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The Tsunami Generation, 2005, 52 minutes, Aceh
This is the untold story of the Aceh province in the wake of the Tsunami disaster. In the
ensuing turmoil, the Indonesian government, religious organizations, and the GAM guerrillas
all aspired to gain in some respect from the new situation with promises of rebuilding Aceh.
At the same time hundreds of NGOs descended upon the province with more donor money
than ever before.
Available at www.thetsunamigeneration.net
Dialogue Processes
Nashe Maalo, 1999-2004, 5 Seasons, Search for Common Ground
Nashe Maalo was the first children's television program in Macedonia created to promote
intercultural understanding, to encourage conflict prevention in a multicultural society,
and to impart specific conflict resolution skills that children can use in their everyday
lives. This unique series, co-produced by Common Ground Productions and Search for
Common Ground Macedonia, presents an opportunity to influence an entire generation of
children in Macedonia in the direction of mutual tolerance and respect.
Nashe Maalo episodes are available for purchase individually. Each episode is available
in Albanian, English, or Macedonian in NTSC or PAL VHS formats. Orders can be
placed by contacting Karen Zehr at kzehr@sfcg.org. SFCG will take checks, Visa or
MasterCard. In order to recoup our costs, please note that all tapes are $10.00 per tape
plus shipping and handling. More info available at
http://www.sfcg.org/resources/videos_nashe.html
Season 1: 8 episodes; Season 2: 8 episodes; Season 3: 9 episodes; Season 4: 8 episodes;
Season 5: 7 episodes
Stepping up to Peace: Peace Talks Series
Series of videos shows multiethnic groups in three citiesThe Bronx, NY; Talahassee,
FL; and Pinole, CAtalking about violence, race relations, and building community.
Michael Pritchard is the facilitator. Distributed by The Bureau for At-Risk Youth
Available for purchase at www.sunburstvm.com for $69.95
Skin Deep, 1995, 53 minutes
A group of multicultural college students dialogue on issues of race and racism.
Available for purchase at www.irisfilms.org
The Color of Fear, 1994, 90 minutes
Eight North American men of different races talk together about how racism affects
them.
Available for purchase at www.stirfryseminars.com
Zeitouna, 2007, Standing Point Films

Updated: 5/4/2007
A new documentary about Zeitouna, an Ann Arbor based Arab and Jewish women's
dialogue group that seeks to embody and promote the peaceful and just coexistence of
the Arab and Jewish peoples through connection, trust, empathy, and actions focused on
supporting a sustainable future for Palestine and Israel.
Trailer available at http://www.standingpoint.org/zvideo
Education and Peacebuilding

Back to School, 2006, 90 mins, Wide Angle
In 2003 Wide Angle profiled seven children in seven countries-Afghanistan, Benin,
Brazil, India, Japan, Kenya, and Romania-as they started their first year of school.
Returning in 2006, we find that some of these children are already struggling, hanging
onto their education by a thread. With over 100 million children around the globe out of
school, this 90-minute special puts a human face on an issue with profound consequences
for global development.
Available for purchase at www.films.com/wideangle for $129.95
Fear and Learning at Hoover Elementary, 1997, 53 minutes
An award winning documentary on the conflicts and tensions by the current antiimmigrant, anti-bilingual climate and the impact on teachers and children. Exploring the
impact of California's Proposition 187 on the immigrant community at Hoover Street
Elementary School, the film examines the attitudes and emotions of teachers, students
and parents, focusing on a ten year old Salvadorian girl.
For more information call: Video Finders 1-800-842-2298
Friendship Kits: Making a Difference, 11 minutes, Org: American Friends Service Committee
Friend-Ship Kits: Making A Difference, an 11-minute video produced by the Emergency
& Material Assistance Program of the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC),
tells the story of how students mobilized their school and organized a collection of
emergency Friend-Ship Kits. It was an example of service learning at its best: In the
process of carrying out their humanitarian project, students found out more about
Honduras and the entire Central American region.
Call 1-888-588-AFSC (2372), between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST). Visa and
Mastercard are accepted. Available for $13
Lessons in Fear, 52 minutes, Israel/Palestine
Does the solution to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians rest in the classroom
rather than in the angry, fearful streets of the region? Can better answers be found in schools
rather than political conferences? Lessons in Fear explores Israeli and Palestinian education
from the ground up.
Information available at www.tamarackproductions.com

Off Track: Classroom Privilege for All, 1998, 30 minutes
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The video takes the viewer into a World Literatures classroom where all the students in
the roomlower income, middle class, and affluent: white, African-American, AsianAmerican and Latino; girls and boys; those automatically advanced and those who have
been labeled in need of special educationreceive and produce high quality education
Available for purchase at http://store.tcpress.com/0807737860.shtml for $49
Gender and Peacebuilding

1000 Women and a Dream, 2005, 55 mins, Org: PeaceWomen Across the Globe
Women and men are equally represented amongst the millions of people the world over
who work day in and day out to promote peace - but only 12 women have ever been
awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. This documentary traces the collective nomination of
1000 women in 2005, and brings together a rich tapestry of many inspirational lives
devoted to the pursuit of peace.
The film can be ordered through offroadreports@bluewin.ch for $45
Ladies First, 2004, 60 mins, Rwanda, Wide Angle
Ten years after the bloody genocide that killed an estimated 800,000 people in just 100
days, Rwanda's women are leading their country's healing process and taking their
society forward into a different future. They are playing a remarkable role in politics and
are also emerging as prominent figures in the business sector. Profiling women on the
forefront of change, Emmy-winning "Ladies First" reveals the challenges facing them
and their country as Rwanda struggles to build a sustainable peace between the majority
Hutus and minority Tutsis -- a peace that has eluded the country for almost half a century.
God Sleeps in Rwanda, 2005, 30 minutes, Rwanda
A poignant story of loss and redemption, God Sleeps in Rwanda captures the spirit of five
courageous women as they rebuild their lives, redefining women's roles in Rwandan society
and bringing hope to a wounded nation.
Available for purchase at www.godsleepsinrwanda.com

Peace by Peace: Women on the Frontlines, 2003, 86 minutes
Profiles women in Afghanistan, Argentina, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burundi and the United
States who are building the foundations for sustainable peace.
Available for purchase at http://www.peacexpeace.org/resources/documentary.asp
Trailer available at http://www.peacexpeace.org/elements/video/preview.mov
Redefining Peace: Women Leading the Way, 2006, 60 min, Org: PeaceWomen Across the Globe
This one hour documentary showcases the history of the 1000 Women for Nobel Peace
Prize 2005 initiative and profiles ten peacewomen from different regions of India,
connected to various peoples movements namely Magline Peter from the Fishworkers
movement, Medha Patkar from Narmada Bachao Andolan, Teesta Setalvad, lawyerjournalist and her struggle against the fascist state and fundamentalist political forces.
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The film can be ordered through info(at)1000peacewomen.org
War Babies, 2004, 55 minutes

A powerful portrait of adults born as a result of wartime rape who now need to come to terms
with their origins. Filmed in Bangladesh, Bosnia, Rwanda and Nicaragua.
Available for purchase at www.filmakers.com for $295, rental $75.
Women on Patrol, 2004, 54 min
What better training ground for women police officers to learn about conflict resolution,
cultural differences and civilian-police relations than working with the United Nations in
trying to stabilize and rebuild a country? This stirring new documentary follows two
women's journey as they learn the skills needed for the streets on the dirt roads of East
Timor .
Health
AIDS Warriors, 2004, 60 mins Angola, Wide Angle
Is Angola poised to become a testing-ground for AIDS education, military reform, and
civic openness? As refugees and soldiers return home and transportation and trade
resume, the spread of AIDS looms. In response to this new enemy the government has
once again rallied its military forces.
Available for purchase at www.films.com/wideangle $129.95
From Docklands to Dhaka, 2000, 24 minutes, Bangladesh
English MD travels to Bangladesh to improve community health

Smallpox: The Secret Killer, 52 minutes
A searing report on the attempt in the former Soviet Union to develop weapons grade
smallpox, which is still a threat.
Available for purchase at www.filmakers.com for $325, rental $75
IDP/Refugees
Border Jumpers, 2005, 60mins, Botswana/Zimbabwe, Wide Angle
How does prosperous Botswana secure its borders and accommodate the influx of tens of
thousands fleeing hunger, unemployment, and political repression in neighboring
Zimbabwe?
Media
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Talk Mogadishu: Media Under Fire, 2003, 50 minutes, Somalia
The story of HornAfrik, the first community TV and radio station in Somalia.

War Feels Like War, 2004, 59 minutes
A compelling account of the brutalities of 21st Century war, told through the eyes of
independent journalists. The film documents the lives of reporters and photographers who
subverted military media control to get access to the real Iraq War.
Available for purchase at http://www.infocusproductions.co.uk/shop/
Nonviolent Conflict Resolution

A Force More Powerful, Carnegie Commission
This six-part series tells one of the 20th centurys most important and least-known
stories-- how nonviolent power overcame oppression and authoritarian rule.
Available for purchase at http://www.aforcemorepowerful.org/order.php for $39.95
Eyes on the Prize: Americas Civil Rights Years, 1986, 6-part series, 360 mins
A comprehensive history of the people, the stories, the events and the issues of the civil
rights struggle in the United States
Deaf President Now, 1988, 27 min, Gallaudet University
The Emmy-award winning Deaf Mosaic program on the Deaf President Now! Revolution
shows key moments in the protest as they actually happened, including interviews with
students, faculty members and others who were there.
Available for purchase at http://gupress.gallaudet.edu/2812.html for $39.95
Greetings from Missile Street, 41 minutes, Iraq, Org: American Friends Service Committee
3 Members of Voices in the Wilderness committed civil disobedience by going to Iraq to
live with families in Basra. Through their eyes we come to understand the true impact of
U.S. policy on ordinary Iraqi's.
Available for order for $20 through 1-888-588-AFSC (2372)
Vieques: An Island Forging Futures, 2000, 17min
This video documents the peaceful resistance and protest movement against U.S. Navy
bombing practices on Vieques, a sister island of Puerto Rico, a movement which
dramatically escalated after two bombs killed David Sanes, a Viequense civilian
employee, in April 1999. The video includes interviews with protesters, scenes of Navy
bombing and environmental destruction, and the May 2000 invasion of the civil
disobedience camp and mass arrests by the U.S. Marines, Federal Marshals and the FBI.

Updated: 5/4/2007
Peacebuilding
Africas Search for Common Ground, 1994, 8-part television series, Africa
Chaos, crisis and despair are themes of the news coming out of Africa. Africans, if they
make the news at all, are usually portrayed as victims, despots, or the colourful curators
of big game. Africa: Search for Common Ground offers an alternative. This 8-part
television series reveals Africa as seen by Africans. Each program explores conflicts
across the continent, and how they are being resolved. With its uniquely African identity,
flavour, and feel, viewers go behind the headlines.
Available for purchase at http://www.sfcg.org/resources/videos_africa.html for $10.00
per tape
At the Green Line, 2005, 54 min, Israel
Profiles several "Courage to Refuse" ex-soldiers as well as Israeli Army reservists, and
shows how each side wrestles with the effectiveness and morality of their choices. The
viewer is taken to the front lines of the conflict: night patrols in the Gaza Strip, suicide
bombings, targeted assassinations, checkpoints, the separation fence, and the fear and
tension that permeate day to day existence in Israel.
Available for purchase at www.filmwest.com and www.cinemaguild.com
Children of Abraham, 1998, 34 minutes, Israel-Palestine
In January of 1998, twenty-two Jewish Americans traveled to Israel and the Palestinian territories
as part of the Compassionate Listening Project. The film follows the Jewish participants as they
visit with and listen to Israelis and Palestinians and seek to understand the complexities of
religious, political and human rights issues. This stunning documentary introduces the
Compassionate Listening reconciliation model, and humanizes each Israeli and Palestinian
portrayed. The film delivers a compelling message that conflict can be transformed through the
simple act of listening.
Available for purchase for $35 at http://www.compassionatelistening.org/CompassionShop.html.
The Dragons Egg, 1999, 113 min, Allan King

Exploring the reconciliation of ethnic conflict, a group of American scholars, from the
University of Virginia, have a charitable grant to offer any group of ten or more Russians
and Estonians who can work together for a common goal. Twenty Russians and
Estonians in Klooga seize the challenge and form a committee to convert a former
Officers Club into a community centre for their children. If they can work together, they
will get $50,000 to pay for the project. If they fail, they will slip back into the mire of
ethnic strife, which has cursed the region for centuries.
Available for purchase at http://www.allankingfilms.com/dragon-egg.html. Personal use:
$49.95, Institutional use: $395.00
Fire Within, 2004, 57 min, Arab-Israeli
In Fire Within, 30 Teenagers - 10 Israeli Arabs, 10 Israeli Jews, and 10 American Jews
explore the differences and similarities between them while traveling through Spain and

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Israel under the auspices of the special youth program of the Jacobs International Teen
Leadership Institute (JITLI).
Oasis of Peace, 1995, 26 minutes, Israel-Palestine

Set in the context of the Middle East conflict, Oasis of Peace is the story of a village in
Israel where Jews and Palestinians, all Israeli citizens, have been living together as equals
since 1978.
Ordering information:
Send order for OASIS OF PEACE with a
check for $195 to
Landmark Media, Inc.
3450 Slade Run Drive, Falls Church, VA 22042
Telephone 800-342-4336
Individual orders can be discussed by telephone with Michael Hartogs at Landmark
Media. His e-mail address is Landmrkmed@aol.com.
Peace of Mind: Coexistence through the Eyes of Palestinian and Israeli Teens, 1999, 57 minutes,
Israel-Palestine
Seven Palestinian and Israeli youth who met at the Seeds of Peace summer camp joined
forces to produce PEACE OF MIND -- an unprecedented film that marked the first time
that youth from both sides of the Arab- Israeli conflict have come together to create a
documentary.
Order by telephone from Transit Media: 800-343-5540 for $195
Practice to Policy, 2002, series, Africa, Org: Responding to Conflict
Shows examples of practical peacebuilding from four different African countries -Kenya, Somaliland, South Africa and Uganda. The focus of this film is on making the
links between these grass roots activists and policy makers working at government and
international levels.
Available for purchase at www.respond.org for $100, $25 per individual VHS
The Wajir Story
o Documents an initiative which began with a group of women in north-eastern
Kenya and spread to all sectors of the community, including government, drawing
on both traditional and modern methods.
Gulu, The Struggle for Peace
o Examineps the work done by practitioners and community groups in the midst of
violent conflict in Northern Uganda. It describes actions to rehabilitate child
soldiers and ease the trauma of women affected by violence, as well as efforts to
address the conflict directly.
Pulling together Community Policing in the New South Africa
o Looks at the challenge to local security and policing posed by democratisation. It
describes how one community painfully rebuilt relationships and forged new roles
for its police officers in post-apartheid South Africa.
Only Through Dialouge - The Somali Way to Peace
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o Traces the bottom-up process in Somaliland from the inside. The strength of
customary processes is of vital importance, as is the creative, determined role
played by elders, local NGOs and ordinary women and men.
Practice to Policy Making the Connections
o Brings together the experience and insights of practitioners with those of
policymakers in Africa, showing the need to make connections in peacebuilding
so that policy-shaping and practice inform and support each other. It also
highlights the vital importance of working across all levels, from local to national
and international.
Talking Peace, 2005, 27 minutes, Israel-Palestine

The cycle of violence in the Middle East may seem to have no end, but in San Diego
Jews and Palestinians have united despite the odds. "Talking Peace" takes viewers inside
the Jewish Palestinian Living Room Dialogue and tells a compelling story of two sides
coming together through the simple act of listening.
http://www.cinemaguild.com/catalog/catalog_peace_conflict.htm
Unfinished Country, 2005, 60mins, Haiti, Wide Angle
As Haiti attempts to organize for presidential elections, some hardened veterans of its
endless cycle of uprisings and downfalls are trading guns for voter registration cards. Can
Haiti fashion a true representative government out of a volatile failed state?
Peacekeeping
The Peacekeepers, 2005, 55 minutes, Congo
With unprecedented access to the UN Department of Peacekeeping, The Peacekeepers

provides an intimate and dramatic portrait of the struggle to save "a failed state" The film
follows the determined and often desperate maneuvers to avert another Rwandan disaster,
this time in the Democratic Republic of Congo (the DRC).
Available for purchase at www.nfb.ca for $195

UN Peacekeeping Videos
Videos are available for purchase through the United Nations Department of Public
Information Audio/Visual Promotion and Distribution Unit, (Room S-805 A) United
Nations, NY 10017
TEL: (212) 963-6982 / 963-6939, FAX: (212) 963-6869
E-mail: audio-visual@un.org, Web site: http://www.un.org/av/
Year in Review 2000,15 minutes
The Year 2000 - a chance for the world to take stock and adopt new priorities for the
future. It was a year of the United Nations Millennium Summit, with the largest gathering
in history of world leaders, who addressed the special challenges of the twenty-first
century. Throughout the world the UN was called upon to help maintain peace and
encourage development. The Organization found a new role at a critical stage of the
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ongoing Middle East conflict, and continued its stewardship of troubled territories like
Kosovo and East Timor. Human Rights abuses were vigilantly monitored, and armed
conflicts -- especially in Africa -- promted an increased commitment from the world
community. The UN peacekeeping forces Sierra Leone were substantially bolstered; also
a whole new mission was established on the disputed Ethiopia-Eritrea border. YEAR IN
REVIEW captures these and other highlights of world-wide work of the United Nations
in the year 2000, included increased efforts to halt the spread of AIDS, and the
harnessing of computer technology to assist global development.
A Place to Stand, 1996, 14 min
As citizens of United Nations Member States, our voices do count as we see to reaffirm
our common humanity at the dawn of a new millennium. The six segments of this 14minute 52-second video examine the UN's history and achievements in the areas of
peacekeeping and global security, human rights, assistance to refugees and displaced
persons, sustainable development and environmental protection. The ideals and aims
enshrined in the Charter of this 50-year old international organization serve to strengthen
our belief that the United Nations gives us a place to stand, a place to act.
No Place to Hide, 1995, 50 min
Praised as the best idea of the century. Considered as an extravagant muddle. United
Nations Peacekeeping is in the news as never before. How did the blue helmets came into
being? What is their future? These questions are addressed by British-born writer and
diplomat, Sir Brian Urquhart, one of the architects of peacekeeping and head of UN
peacekeeping in the 1970s and 80s. This programme not only features rare archival
footage but also examines current operations and crises through the voices of
peacekeepers, diplomats and journalists involved in them. It presents the history of the
UN peacekeeping and analyzes recent operations which have stumbled into the quagmire
of civil and ethnic conflicts like those found in Bosnia and Somalia. Urquhart puts
forward a provocative idea for improving peacekeeping: the creation of a permanent
international rapid reaction volunteer force.
Soldiers for Peace, 1998, 27 min
Since their inception in 1956, the United Nations peacekeeping forces have been on duty
continuously in some of the world's most sensitive trouble spots. During 1988, two new
peacekeeping forces were created: one to monitor the Afghanistan accords, and the other,
the Iran-Iraq cease-fire. In awarding the 1988 Nobel Peace Prize to these heroic forces,
the Nobel Committee paid tribute to "their demanding and hazardous service in the cause
of peace". This video shows today's peacekeepers in action and the excitement and
logistical challenges in setting up a new force. Shot on location in Fiji, Lebanon, Syria,
Iran and Iraq, it follows soldiers from their homes in Fiji to their peacekeeping
assignments in southern Lebanon.
United Nations Peacekeeping: Situation Report, 1987, 27 min
Some 10,000 soldiers are currently serving with United Nations peacekeeping forces.
What are their tasks? What problems do they face? The film shows a typical day in the
life of peacekeepers from 23 countries stationed in Cyprus and the Middle East.
The Man in the Middle, 1982, 26 min
Since 1978 a small force of 6,000 United Nations soldiers has tried to keep the peace in
southern Lebanon. This multinational peacekeeping force acts out its role as a buffer
between the various factions. The United Nations interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)

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has not yet been able to fulfil entirely the mandate entrusted to it by the Security Council.
However, by its presence, it maintains a semblance of peace and restricts armed conflict
that might otherwise envelop the entire Middle East. The film tells the story of the effects
of war on a land and its people.
A Day in June: Disengagement in the Gohan, 1975, 27 min.
In June 1974, a United Nations peacekeeping force took up positions in the war-torn
Golan Heights. Its mandate was to observe that the cease-fire agreements signed in
Geneva were adhered to by Israel and Syria. Twelve hundred men made up the United
Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF). The terrain of the Golan differs
sharply from the sands of Sinai and, because of this, there was another consideration - the
return of a civilian population to no man's land.
Soldiers in Sinai: A Peacekeeping Story, 1975, 27 min
From the creation of the United Nations Emergency Force, the film tells the story of how
men were flown to the Sinai desert on short notice to take up positions between two
opposing sides, a peacekeeping operation that followed in the wake of the 1973 war in
the Middle East. Their mission was to stop the fighting, separate the opponents and
provide the pause necessary for diplomacy to make peace. The film shows how troops
from many nations, speaking many languages, using different equipment and accustomed
to different foods, learn to work together as a unique international peace force.
Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Democracy in the Rough, 2006, 44min, Congo, Wide Angle
WIDE ANGLE is on the ground as the Democratic Republic of Congo holds its first
elections in 45 years -- an election supported by more than $450 million from the United
Nations. The stakes are high in Congo, a nation rich in timber, diamonds, and coltan -- a
substance essential for small electronics from cell phones to laptops to Play Stations -but the country is reeling from decades of dictatorship and a civil war that left more than
four million dead.
Heart of the Congo: Rebuilding Life in the Face of War, 2005, 57 minutes, Congo
Documents the work done, and difficulties faced, by international aid workers in the
Congo.

Hell of a Nation, 2004, 60 mins, Afghanistan, Wide Angle
How does a country ravaged by war like Afghanistan recover from decades of violence
and begin the process of self-government?
Kosovo: Rebuilding the Dream, 2003, 27 minutes, Kosovo
Assesses the success of UN efforts in rebuilding Kosovo

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Love Amid the Ruins, Org: American Friends Service Committee

Love Amid the Ruins tells the story of postwar Quaker relief and reconciliation work.
Call 1-888-588-AFSC (2372), between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST). Visa and
Mastercard are accepted. Price: $10
Practitioner Profiles
If You Make it Possible, 1996, 72 min, Israel-Palestine
Offers four uniquely personal, in-depth portraits of Israelis and Palestinians who have
devoted their lives to the work of achieving non-violence and coexistence in the Middle
East.
Ordering Information:
Arab Film Distribution
2417 10th Ave E., Seattle, WA 98102, USA
Voice: (206) 322-0882 (10:00-6:00 PST) -- Fax: (206) 322-4586
Email: info@arabfilm.com
OR
Contact the Producer, Lynn Feinerman (Crown Sephira Productions)
6 Lyford Drive (#8), Tiburon, CA 94920
No More Tears Sister, 2006, 60 min, Sri Lanka

A story of love, revolution and betrayal, "No More Tears Sister" explores the price of
truth in times of war. Set during the violent ethnic conflict that has enveloped Sri Lanka
over decades, the documentary recreates the courageous and vibrant life of renowned
human rights activist Dr. Rajani Thiranagama. Mother, anatomy professor, author and
symbol of hope, Thiranagama was assassinated at the age of 35. This documentary
recounts her dramatic story.
Available for purchase at www.nfb.ca
The Peacemaker, 1998, 50 min
Chronicles the efforts of international mediator Dr. Dudley Weeks to negotiate a peace
process between warring factions of Indian (Sikh) and Pakistani (Muslim) youths in West
London, showing how peacemaking skills utilized in South Africa and Bosnia can be
applied at a community level.
Shake Hands with the Devil, 2005, 91 minutes, DVD, Rwanda
This film follows Lt. General Romo Dallaire back to Rwanda ten years after the
massacre in order for him to come to terms with the atrocities he witnessed there. Dallaire
describes his experiences while in Rwanda and how they have since effected him.
Available for purchase at
http://www.whitepinepictures.com/dallairesite/purchasedetails.htm

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Reconciliation/Trauma Healing
Beyond the Gates of Splendor, 2002, 96mins
A beautifully crafted documentary about five young missionaries who were martyred by
a savage tribe of Indians in the mid 1950s and the heroic effort of reconciliation that has
followed. Set in the Amazon basin of Ecuador, Beyond the Gates of Splendor tells the
story of the Waodani, a violent and isolated tribe, and five North American families who
contacted them. All five of the North American men were killed (Jim Elliot, Nate Saint,
Roger Youderian, Pete Fleming, and Ed McCully). Elisabeth Elliot, the wife of one of the
men, and Rachel Saint, the sister of another, went to live with the Waodani. Later, Steve
Saint, the son of one of the slain men moved his family from Florida to live with the
same Waodani family that had killed his father.
Beyond these Narrow Borders, 40 mins, Compassionate Listening Project
The film follows the experiences of youth participating in the "Seedlings of Peace
Summer Camp" in the Balkans. This project brings together youth from all sides of prewar Yugoslavia to Latinovac, a small village in Croatia, to learn skills in the areas of
Compassionate Listening, Nonviolent Communication, mediation, creative problem
solving and cultural awareness. It has become clear that peace-building activities among
youth in the region are critical to a lasting peace in the future. The existing situation of
social divisions according to ethnicity after the war has left segregated youth with no
joint activities and little or no contact.
Beyond Wartime, 20 min, Voices in Wartime
Beyond Wartime is a 20-minute documentary film composed of a set of interviews with
people who are working to heal the wounds of war. This short film explores questions
raised, but not answered, by Voices in Wartime: What can we do to heal the physical and
psychological wounds of returning combat vets, and to reintegrate them into our
communities? How can we heal the damage done to civilians and civil society in places
like Iraq and Afghanistan?
http://www.voicesinwartime.org/Home/BeyondWartime/AboutFilm.aspx
Crucible of War, 2003, 45 minutes, Balkans
What happens to ordinary people after the war is over and the news cameras and aid
workers have moved on to new hotspots? Is the fear gone, or has it been buried so deep
that people aren't even aware of its existence? This is what Leon Gerskovic was
determined to find out when he returned to his homeland -- what was once Yugoslavia.
His journey took him and his team to Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia. As Gerskovic
witnessed the physical and psychological displacement years after the fighting ended, he
also had to re-live his own painful history.

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Available for purchase at

https://www.nationalfilmnetwork.com/store/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=98 for
$24.95
Facing the Truth, 2006

In this powerful and unique programme, victims and perpetrators of Northern Ireland's
conflict come face to face with each other for the first time, in the presence of
Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The BBC's Foreign Affairs Correspondent Fergal Keane
presents the programme, and in this episode, the guests remember 27 August 1979 - the
day the greatest numbers of soldiers were killed by the IRA.
Currently unreleased on DVD/VHS, check www.bbcshop.com for updates.
The Flute Player, 2003, 53 minutes, Cambodia
Arn Chorn Pond - a survivor of Cambodia's genocide, an internationally recognized
human rights leader, and a talented musician strivies to heal the deep scars of his war-torn
past by bringing Cambodia's once outlawed traditional music back to his people.
Available for purchase at www.thefluteplayer.net
The Friendship Village, 2003, 51 minutes, Vietnam
An international group of veterans builds a village in Vietnam for children with Agent
Orange-related deformities.
Available for purchase at www.bullfrogfilms.com for $250.

God and Allah Need to Talk, 2003, 18 minutes, Israel-Palestine
Following the devastating events of 9/11, filmmaker Ruth Broyde-Sharone saw an urgent need to
document the efforts of courageous Muslims, Jews, and Christians in Los Angeles who are
determined to bring healing to a fragmented nation. The film illustrates how interfaith dialogue,
community outreach, and even dinner conversation can be harnessed to dissolve fear and
suspicion and, ultimately, to create a path towards true reconciliation. God/Allah is always talking
to us, but are we talking to one another?
Available for purchase for $100 at http://www.filmsthatmatter.com/videos.html
In the Wake of War, 2005, 24 minutes, Burundi

Thousands of refugees from Burundi are returning to their homeland convinced that the
bitter civil war may be coming to an end. Using traditional mediation systems and
peacemakers Burundi is introducing innovative peace and reconciliation projects. The
aim is to start a grass roots movement to bring a lasting peace to Burundi and its longsuffering citizens. This program examines the future for Burundi, for power sharing and
for a rapprochement between warring factions.
The Mystery of Love, 2006, 120 minutes, PBS
Love finds expression in many ways, ranging from the thrill of new romance to the
committed action of good works to the love--against all odds--of those who do us wrong.
A new PBS documentary, entitled "The Mystery of Love," offers segments about several
kinds of love, including the love between the father of a 20-year-old and the grandfather
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of his 14-year-old murderer. The Mystery of Love explores the different manifestations
of love, illuminating the possible interconnectedness of the many forms. Learn more at
www.themysteryoflove.org
Available for purchase at www.shoppbs.org for $29.95
Restorative Justice, Restorative Justice Online

http://www.restorativejustice.org/resources/video
Reviews of various documentaries on restorative justice
Return to Srebrenica, 2005, 27 minutes, Srebrenica
Survivors of the massacre in Srebrenica struggle to heal their community and build a new
future

S-21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine, 2003, 191 minutes, Cambodia
In 1975-79, almost two million Cambodians lost their lives to murder and famine when the Khmer
Rouge forced the urban population into the countryside to fulfill their ideal of an agrarian utopia.
The notorious detention center code-named 'S21' was the schoolhouse-turned prison where
17,000 men, women and children were tortured and killed, their "crimes" meticulously
documented to justify their execution. In this award-winning documentary and astonishing
historical document, survivor Vann Nath confronts his captors, some of whom were as young as
12 years old when they committed their atrocities.
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Singing in Color, 1997, 47 min, South Africa

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War Dance, 2007, Uganda

Business and Peacebuilding

Encounter Point, 2006, 85 mins, Israel-Palestine

Rwanda: Do Scars Ever Fade? 2005, 70 minutes, Rwanda

Who Shot My Brother?, 2006, 95 minutes, Colombia

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War Dance, 2007, Uganda

Conflict Resolution Training

Dinner for Two, 1997, 8 mins, Bullfrog Films

The United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Liberia encourages combatants to turn in

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The Tsunami Generation, 2005, 52 minutes, Aceh

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Education and Peacebuilding

Information available at www.tamarackproductions.com

Gender and Peacebuilding

Available for purchase at www.godsleepsinrwanda.com

The film can be ordered through info(at)1000peacewomen.org

War Babies, 2004, 55 minutes

English MD travels to Bangladesh to improve community health

Available for purchase at www.bullfrogfilms.com for $195

Available for purchase at www.filmakers.com for $325, rental $75

Talk Mogadishu: Media Under Fire, 2003, 50 minutes, Somalia

Available for purchase at www.bullfrogfilms.com for $250

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Nonviolent Conflict Resolution

Georgetown University, Conflict Resolution M.A. Program: CR Video List:

Available for purchase for $35 at http://www.compassionatelistening.org/CompassionShop.html.

The Dragons Egg, 1999, 113 min, Allan King

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Oasis of Peace, 1995, 26 minutes, Israel-Palestine

Talking Peace, 2005, 27 minutes, Israel-Palestine

With unprecedented access to the UN Department of Peacekeeping, The Peacekeepers

Available for purchase at www.nfb.ca for $195

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Available for purchase at www.bullfrogfilms.com for $250

Assesses the success of UN efforts in rebuilding Kosovo

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Love Amid the Ruins, Org: American Friends Service Committee

No More Tears Sister, 2006, 60 min, Sri Lanka

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Facing the Truth, 2006

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In the Wake of War, 2005, 24 minutes, Burundi

Restorative Justice, Restorative Justice Online

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