As interesting as it is, On Our Watch doesn’t really transcend being a one hour episode of Frontline. Informative but cursory, On Our Watch provides background about the genocide in Darfur and some of the positive impact public support to end the violence has had. The episode does an excellent job of condensing a lot of information in the just under one hour run time, but because of that it feels cursory. It’s a great introduction to the topic and would be excellent for classroom use, but it doesn’t have the depth nor is it as engaging as many of the other nominated videos.

The entire episode is available to view here.