I think that the cruel cut should be stop in United Kingdom and other countries because this is not related to religion or any of believes, and also in France what is the best thing that every girl is being check by the local doctor to found is they done FGM. The whole campaign is organised very well they way she persuade people to come and see the FGM story why they doing this and why should stopped. Also she only invited people from her culture which is from country Somalia.
The documentary effectiveness has proven to be a marketing success, as mentioned earlier, it caught global attention and was enforced by the U.S government and army following the U.S president, Barack Obama's orders. It's influence fuled by social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook had been the soucre of the attention it created. The documentary itself was broadcast online, allowing free and convenient access for people to watch and learn from just from a simple ''retweet'' or ''share'' of a button. Cleverly using his toddler son to manipulate and influence his audiences emotions and concerns saying ''If this was your child, what would you do ?'' to encourage sympathy and compassion amongst the viewers watching his documenarty as a tactic to possibly have more money donated. Though the documentary succeeded in creating awarness and funds for the campaign, it failed to capture Joseph Kony which was one of the aims of the entire campaign and documentary. The charity organisation, Invisible Children still aid in protecting children in danger of being kidnapped by Joseph Kony. Until now they are still welcoming donations for funding the help required to free kidnapped children in Africa. As proven in the documentary, children were recued from the capture of Joseph Kony and either brought to the U.S to be an experienced ambassador for the charity or returned to their families.
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