It's simple to do.

Buy a copy of Facing Sudan or rent it from Netflix. If you are a non-profit organization and want to hold a screening, we have a few screeners you can borrow.  Download the information sheet and agreement here.

Set a date and send out invitations. We recommend using sites such as Evite or SureToMeet to create and send email invites. Here is a logo you can use to customize your invitation.

• If you want to send invites the traditional way through the mail, we have two invitations in Word format that you can use and customize. Invitation #1 Invitation #2

Prepare for the screening. After all, the purpose is to raise awareness about the situation in Sudan and to stimulate discussion and dialogue.

• Download the official discussion guide
• Download the placards. These placards can be printed and placed in the viewing area. There are 12 placards, each with Sudan facts and quotes from the film.
• go to SaveDarfur to get the latest news about Darfur and dowload petitions for political action.
• go to The Genocide Intervention Network. They have many resources that you can download and use for your screening.
• Ryan Spencer Reed, a documentary photographer whose photographs appear in Facing Sudan, has a short presentation about Sudan entitled, "The Cost of Silence." You can view and download it here and show it to your guests. It is stunning.
• Get the names of your elected officials and distribute them at the screening on cards to encourage your guests to call and demand action on Darfur.

Contact us to let us know of your screening. We like to keep track of the screenings and there is a chance that the director may be available via phone after your screening to personally answer questions from your guests.

screenings@bellbookcamera.com

SUDAN: From The Africa Cookbook

Recipe Sudani