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Buying Time for Peace
The work of the MDRP in the Great Lakes Region of Central Africa. |
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Windows on Mission: 11 Countries, 1 Mission Series on mission companions serving around the world. |
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Nigeria: The Imam and the Pastor Directed and filmed Nigeria Peace Ceremony for FLT Films. Launch: November 2006 |
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The Adventure Story of an
Ethiopian Priest's Pilgrimage Overland to Jerusalem
In Development.  Contact us for more details |
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Czech Republic: The Women of Room 28 Filmed Holocaust survivors. |
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Kenya: Camels Through the Badlands 300 miles on foot through lawless northern Kenya. |
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France-England: Bath Tub Odyssey Directed and filmed Tim-Fitzhigham on his epic row. Exploring co-production options on exclusive footage. |
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 Filming Buying Time for Peace - Unyama Camp, Gulu, northern Uganda, July 2006 |
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A 37 minute documentary film about the work of the Multi-Country Demobilization and Reintegration Program (MDRP). Launch: Paris, November 22, 2006
The MDRP is financed by the World Bank and 11 donors and is a US$500 million multi-agency effort that supports the demobilization and reintegration of ex-combatants in the Greater Lakes region of Central Africa.
Filmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda this film will take you on a journey into the heart of the Great Lakes region to show you MDRP's unique role as it works with international partners to help break the conflict cycle and create conditions for peace in Central Africa.
A documentary film by Philip Carr of Cloudburst Media
Multi-Country Demobilization and Reintegration Program (MDRP)
for MDRP/World Bank.
11 Countries, 1 Mission
Launch: June 2006, Columbus, Ohio.
With an exclusive introductory film featuring Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Windows On Mission is a series of short films about mission companions serving around the world. They are engaging the major crises of our time: poverty, AIDS, ethnic war, inter-religious conflict, violence against women and children, systemic oppression of all kinds and through their eyes we gain insight into the face of Christianity around the world today ...
A series of documentary films by Philip Carr of Cloudburst Media
for the Episcopal Church USA.
Launch: November 2006 at the United Nations, New York
December 2006 at The Houses of Parliament, London.
In the last five years thousands of lives have been lost in northern Nigeria as a result of conflict between Christians and Muslims. The Nigerian interfaith team of Imam Muhammad Ashafa and the Reverend James Wuye are working to help bring peace to this stricken region. In February 2005 FLT Films hired Cloudburst Media Director Philip
Carr to film a landmark peace ceremony between the Christian and Muslim communities in Yelwa Shendam. He traveled with the interfaith team and was the only white media person present to record the hectic peace ceremony of 10,000 Nigerians who had been in conflict only nine months before.
Nationality: British
Philip was educated at Eton and Durham University. He then attended
the British Army's officer training academy at Sandhurst, and spent three
years serving as a cavalry officer in the UK, Canada, Oman, and Argentina.
Upon leaving the Army in 2000 with the rank of Captain, Philip entered
the media world, training at CBS News, CNN and APTN in London, and at
the Edit Centre in New York. He formed Cloudburst Media in 2002 and since
then has filmed around the world including the following countries: Burundi,
Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Egypt,
Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Sudan, Uganda, Pakistan, India,
China, Panama, Honduras and the USA. Philip has recently completed his
latest documentary "Buying Time For Peace" about the unique role of the
MDRP in demobilizing and reintegrating ex-combatants in the Great Lakes
Region of Central Africa.
Working with Philip Carr
