 In 2005, filmmaker Mark Brecke traveled cross-country by train to present his photos of the Darfur genocide to members of Congress. During the trip, Mark shared his photos and first-hand accounts with fellow passengers. Their reactions proved compelling as each one asked "Why does the American public not know about this epic crisis and how can the world continue to do nothing?" The film chronicles these events and presents the most compelling question, "Which had greater impact, showing the photographs to passengers on the train or showing them to members of Congress?" It illustrates that the Darfur genocide is not simply a problem for the world s governments.