A Brilliant Genocide Streaming Until Feb 2020

Thanks to the African Documentary streaming network, Afridocs, our film A Brilliant Genocide is currently available and streaming for free until February 2020. 

On this documentary platform, films are geo-blocked, only allowing viewers inside Africa to stream their content. 

There are some incredible films and documentaries you can stream via Afridocs, so it’s definitely worth checking out if you don’t already know about the network.

Please help spread the word about A Brilliant Genocide’s final month online, and the free streaming opportunity via Afridocs! 

See: https://www.afridocs.net/watch-now/a-brilliant-genocide/  

#EndTheSilence 

Watch Now Via Afridocs

A Brilliant Genocide Film Poster

A Brilliant Genocide | Ebony Butler | Uganda | 2016 | 52 min

This is the untold story of how an African dictator has been able to commit mass murder and still get a regular audience at The White House and 10 Downing Street. A Brilliant Genocide is a political expose and human rights documentary that details the untold story of suffering and an unrecognized genocide against the Acholi people of northern Uganda by the current Government, under President Yoweri Museveni, who has for decades been staunch ally to the west.

Director Ebony Butler in Northern Uganda during filming stage 1.

Screening at Columbia University Oct 4

A Brilliant Genocide / Another Fine Mess
Film Screening and Book Release Talk

 

Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs will screen the powerful documentary A Brilliant Genocide which exposes the true story behind the rise of the brutal warlord Joseph Kony and the Ugandan government's brutal campaigns against the Acholi people. The one hour film will be followed by a panel discussion featuring:

Helen C. Epstein, whose Another Fine Mess: America, Uganda and the War on Terror explores the US relationship with Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni and his involvement in five violent conflicts that erupted shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall in the Horn and Great Lakes regions of Africa. She teaches at Bard College and Columbia's School of Public and International Affairs and writes frequently for the New York Review of Books and other publications.

Ogenga Otunnu, an Associate Professor of History at DePaul University whose two volume study, Crisis of Legitimacy and Political Violence in Uganda (Palgrave 2016,2017) is the only academic work covering Uganda's entire history. He is an expert on the causes and consequences of forced migration, humanitarian emergencies and Africa and Black Diaspora studies.

Milton Allimadi, who teaches at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and is publisher of Black Star News. He comes from Uganda and appears in A Brilliant Genocide.

Date: 

October 4, 2017 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Location:

Columbia University
School of International and Public Affairs
Room 1501
420 W 118th St #1410
New York, NY 10027 

See: http://www.ias.columbia.edu/event/brilliant-genocideanother-fine-mess

Worldwide TV Broadcast of A Brilliant Genocide This Weekend Only

LIVE WEB AND WORLDWIDE TV  BROADCAST OF A BRILLIANT GENOCIDE TODAY AND THIS WEEKEND ONLY with RT (Russia Today) 

The first broadcast starts in 1.5 hours from now!

Please check www.rt.com/schedule for updates over the weekend to confirm our airing times.  All times are in GMT! You can watch live from the website or phone app, or on Cable / Foxtel on the RT (Russia Today Global News Channel).

This is the last opportunity to see this film on worldwide TV. Don’t miss out.

Todays Screening on RT - March 3:

10:30am GMT  

9.30pm Australia (AEST)

12:30am Uganda

6:30am - New York

3:30pm GMT

5:30am Uganda

11:30am - New York

5:30pm GMT

07:30am Uganda

1:30pm - New York

Watch on live streaming here if you don't have cable TV:  https://www.rt.com/on-air/

Follow our Twitter and Facebook accounts as ahead of every broadcast we will be posting updates and reminders! 

www.facebook.com/abrilliantgenocide

www.twitter.com/acholigenocide

March 4 Broadcast Times in GMT 

(times may likely change slightly so please check www.rt.com/schedule tomorrow)

01:30am (Aus 12:30pm)

06:30am (Aus 5:30pm)

08:30am (Aus7:30pm)

9:30am (Aus 8:30pm)

14:30pm (Aus 01:30am)

19:30pm (Aus 08:30am)

March 5 Broadcast Times in GMT

(times may likely change slightly so please check www.rt.com/schedule tomorrow)

00:30am (Aus 11:30am)

04:30am (Aus 3:30pm)

05:30am (Aus 4:30pm)

Crackdown on Uganda Protests Sparks Rumblings of a Revolution

In the tradition of Africa's Big Men, Museveni - a former bush rebel who extended his mandate to 30 years when he won a disputed reelection bid in February - has determined to hold onto power at any cost, carving out new districts, usurping state funds to buy off adversaries and pay for his reelection campaign, while appearing to shrug off the concerns of his citizens, which include high and rising unemployment, endemic corruption, vote-buying and excessive government spending on the president's pet projects.

Alec Pederson to Co-Produce Child Troopers with Ebony Butler

LA based Alec Pederson, who worked on the Academy Award winning documentary, 'The Cove', has jumped on board with Ebony Butler from Atlantic Star Productions, as a producer of her documentary 'Child Troopers', which has been over two years in the making.

Africa's Peace Seekers: Betty Bigombe / The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com

Betty Bigombe's Biography

1954 Born in Northern Uganda

1981-84 Became corporate secretary of the Uganda Mining Corporation

1986 Elected to parliament

1988 Appointed minister of state for pacification of northern Uganda

1993 Named Uganda's 'Woman of the Year' for her peace efforts

1997 Received master's degree from Harvard

1997 Appointed senior social scientist at postconflict department of the World Bank

Children: Pauline and Emmanuel

International Crisis Group : Elements of a New Strategy to Disarm the LRA

There has been a lot of talk in 2010 with the LRA Disarmament Act being introduced into Congress, then the historical moment when the legislation was enacted by President Obama. Things were sounding good, and hopefully they still are good, but from afar, there seems to be little effective action taking place.

There has been the release of the 'Comprehensive Strategy', which really only outlined what one would do to help LRA affected people...