It seems that everyone is quick to jump all over Hollywood-types whenever they make a movie about a cause. Al Gore turned Hollywood, made a movie and ended up as the butt-end of a few jokes. The same can be said for plenty of actors who take their causes to the big screen — sometimes no matter how noble the cause, the hate will rain down. Then there are cases like the film Darfur Now, which I am told is a very compelling film from actor and activist Don Cheadle about the genocide that is happening as we speak in Sudan’s western region of Darfur.

The film is billed as a call to action, and thanks to us hooking up with Warner Home Video, this is a call that you have a chance to receive absolutely free. We have scored five (5) copies of the critically acclaimed film to give away to our dedicated (and generally good looking) readership. All you have to do is be a subscriber to our daily email updates, a service that delivers the best of FSR right to your email inbox every morning (sans spam, of course). If you are not already a subscriber, you can do so via the form below:

Once you are a subscriber, whether you just signed up or you’ve been with us for a while, all you need to do in order to be considered is to answer a simple question in the comment area below. That question is:

If you were able to make your own “call to action” style documentary, what would your cause be, and why?

Winners will be chosen on Saturday June 7th and contacted by email shortly thereafter.