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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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St. George's Church, Lalibela
In Development
Synopsis:
A feature-length documentary film following a priest of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church on a pilgrimage from the holy town of Lalibela in the Ethiopian highlands to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
Cloudburst is looking to raise $250,000 to make this film which aspires to enhance understanding between different faiths and denominations at a time of inter-religious tension. If you are interested in getting involved in some way to help make this film happen please contact us. A detailed budget is available on request.
Summary:
Ethiopia is one of the oldest Christian countries in the world. Centuries before Christianity became the established religion in much of Europe, and for more than 1,000 years before Columbus brought Christianity to the Americas, Ethiopia was a thriving Christian nation. As early as the 4th century AD, Ethiopian pilgrims were making the journey to Jerusalem. There was even a saying in Egypt: 'no injury must be done them, lest the river Nile should be stopped'...
Please contact Philip Carr at info@cloudburst.org for full proposal and partnership opportunities.
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
