Under 5 minutes long

• "Never Again": The Permanent Anti-Genocide Constituency [1]: The official Genocide Intervention Network video — become part of the first permanent anti-genocide movement! (You are also welcome to download the Windows Media [2] or Quicktime [3] versions of the film for offline screenings.)
• Executive Director of the Genocide Intervention Network Mark Hanis [4] on C-SPAN
• Projections [5], short film by a group of New England high school students, in collaboration with the organization Facing History and Ourselves
• The Victims of Darfur [6], an Amnesty International movie displaying 3,200 names
• Crisis in Darfur [7], United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
• Darfur Genocide: Terror in the Sky [8]
• Dashed Hopes in Southern Sudan [9], New York Times reporter Jeffrey Gettleman's short video showing southern Sudan's struggle to develop
• UNHCR videos [10] describe violence in Chad
• Interview with Mia Farrow [11]
• Highlights from the June 7, 2007 hearing [12] on Darfur and the 2008 Olympics
• NBC report on the "Genocide Olympics? [13]" campaign
• The Delaying Game [14] (animated) by Mark Fiore
• On the March! [15] (animated) by Mark Fiore
• Darfur: Never Again — Again [16] (animated) by Mark Fiore

Between 5-10 Minutes Long

• BBC reporter Jonah Fisher [17] in Darfur
• Stop the Genocide in Darfur [18]: PoliticsTV interviews Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA), Rabbi David Saperstein and Rev. Richard Cizik of the National Association of Evangelicals
• BBC interview [19] with an ex-soldier of the Janjaweed
• Samantha Power [20] at Boston's Night to Save Darfur

Between 10 and 25 Minutes

• On Our Watch [21], documentary by Refugees International
• Translating Genocide: Three Students Journey to Sudan [22] is a mtvU documentary about three students' trip to Sudan and the human rights violations they encountered. [23]

Assorted Times

• A Promise Unkept: Nicholas Kristof in Darfur [24]
• The Promise Video [25]: Sen. Chris Dodd called "The Promise," a video by a group of Danbury, Conn., high school students about Darfur, "a wake-up call ... as these students so vividly portray, the people of Darfur continue to suffer while the world takes too little notice."
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• 24 Hours for Darfur [27], a global video advocacy campaign collecting 24 hours of personal video appeals demanding an end to the genocide in Darfur

Feature Films

Sand and Sorrow [28]: Paul Freedman manages to give voice to the ever-growing and inspiring movement of those who wish to make “Never Again” finally mean something.

They Turned Our Desert Into Fire [29]: The film presents a most compelling question: "Which had greater impact, showing photographs of the Darfur genocide to passengers on the train or showing them to members of Congress?"

The Art of Flight [30]: The film serves as a back story to the 2006 massacre of Sudanese refugees in Cairo, and tells the story of three people, a refugee from southern Sudan, a human rights activist from northern Sudan and an American journalist in self-imposed exile, all living in Cairo.

Darfur Diaries [31]: In 2004, a team of three independent filmmakers left for Darfur, Sudan and eastern Chad. The team set out with the goal of providing a platform for the people of Darfur to speak for themselves about their experiences, their fears, and their hopes for the future.

All About Darfur [32]: While documenting the atrocities taking place in Darfur, Taghreed Elsanhouri encourages viewers to understand that the ethnic strife in Darfur is a product of scarcity, as Darfurians are dividing along ethnic lines to battle for limited resources.

The Devil Came on Horseback [33]: This film exposes the tragedy taking place in Darfur as seen through the eyes of an American witness who has since returned to the US to take action to stop it.

Darfur Now [34]: The new documentary featuring “Hotel Rwanda” star Don Cheadle, and the Genocide Intervention Network’s own Adam Sterling, director of the Sudan Divestment Task Force [35]! “Darfur Now” is a story of hope in the midst of one of humanity's darkest hours — a call to action for people everywhere to end the catastrophe unfolding in Darfur, Sudan. Watch the trailer. [36]