Nowadays more and more people are into games, specially video games.
But also, a lot of those are filled with violence, shooting, bombs, and people doesn´t really seem to think it´s a problem. But what happens when it becomes reality!?
Or more, what happens when reality takes over the video game?
In an effort to raise awareness of the situation of children in South Sudan, UNICEF embarked on an unusual kind of campaign.
They sent an actor, a film crew and two South Sudanese youth to a major video game convention in Washington, D.C., and we were given a keynote address slot to pitch an exciting new video game to an audience of gaming enthusiasts.
The gamers in the room were real, as were their reactions and the footage that UNICEF captured for this short film.
In 2014, disasters and crises have affected children in many parts of the world. In South Sudan, which only a few years ago celebrated its independence, food crisis and conflict during the past year have had deadly consequences for children.
Raising awareness is just one step toward helping the children of South Sudan, who are living every day in a life-or-death situation, and it is not a game.
Read more about the situation in South Sudan.
