Screened to a full audience of mostly left viewers at New York's Civic Hall, The Uncondemned is a social tract documentary that is not anathema to those on the right.  It is decidedly not a Hollywood product. Uncondemned set out ambitiously to record evidence of the vast and heavily reported – but unhindered – massive rape and massacre of Rwandan natives in October of 1994. In that dozens of countries have used in the past, and continue to use to this day, rape as a tool not only of dominance and  triumphalism, but as a tactic to destroy a group, people, or tribe, the film has an estimable goal.  The ICC, the International Criminal Court, was presented with personal testimony of hundreds of Rwandan women who had been brutalized – not just raped, but savaged in unholy and vile fashion unsanctioned by religion or state. The element of getting these damaged women of all ages from preteens to older women was a mountainous task in itself....(Read Full Post)