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    Speaking of stories, this one will change your life

    By Jeremy | August 1, 2007

    Three white kids from San Diego -- college students and aspiring film makers -- travel to Africa in search of a story. What they find changes them forever, and the story they tell becomes a movement that inspires young people nationwide to love mercy and do justice. I've mentioned Invisible Children before, and even embraced it as a cause worth supporting. But I finally saw the movie tonight. I watched the story and heard the message -- with ears that hear and eyes that see -- and what I saw and heard will not be easily forgotten. I love that spearheading the effort are unqualified students who, by their own admission, had no clue how to make a documentary, nevermind launch a global movement. What they had however, was far more important than technical skill, state-of-the-art gear, and an internship with Spielberg. They had eyes to see, ears to hear, and just enough youthful idealism to believe that justice is still possible.

    Invisible Children

    Trailer Related + Buy the movie + Da Movement + Global Night Commute + Displace Me

    Topics: africa, child soldiers, invisible children, justice, poverty, story, videos | No Comments »

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