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Movie Title : God Grew Tired Of Us
Release Date : Jan 12, 2007 Wide
Genre Movie :Documentary,Special Interest
Mpaa Rating : PG

Actors :John Bul Dau,Panther Bior,Daniel Abul Pach,Nicole Kidman

Three young men leave behind a land in chaos to find new lives in a thoroughly different culture in this documentary. As the African nation of Sudan fell into political disarray near the dawn of the 21st century, with unspeakable violence following in its wake, thousands of refugees attempted to flee the country, making their way into Kenya in hopes of earning passage elsewhere. Jon Bul Dau, Daniel Abu Pach, and Panther Bior were three such people who eventually came to the United States, and filmmaker Christopher Quinn spent four years following them on their journey in a new and unfamiliar land. In God Grew Tired of Us, Quinn documents the young men as they struggle to build new lives for themselves, acquaint themselves with the "American" way of doing things, the difficulties of being black in a primarily white culture, and try to track down the friends and family they were forced to leave behind. God Grew Tired of Us received its North American premier at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival; actor Brad Pitt served as the film's executive producer. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Too often with documentaries, we get only the tears. There is no second act or resolution. Christopher Quinn's God Grew Tired of Us gives us reason to hope about a human catastrophe.
Peter Howell-Toronto Star

The film is not a pity party, it's a story of resilient people bearing up under conditions few of us could imagine.
Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune

Not as good, nor as complex, as The Lost Boys, but that doesn't make the story of mass annihilation, sprawling refugee camps, the generosity of Americans, and the resilience of a handful of Sudanese survivors any less worthy of telling -- again.
Steven Rea-Philadelphia Inquirer

There's no way to not like [John] Dau. Or for that matter, God Grew Tired of Us.
Bill Muller-Arizona Republic

Their journey isn't over -- many in Africa still desperately need help -- but the hope and opportunities America offers are a grand place to start.
Bruce Westbrook-Houston Chronicle

Can there really be no footage of their uncertainty, anger at unfriendly Americans, even an embrace of bad habits?
Joshua Rothkopf-Time Out New York

Admittedly amusing fish-out-of-water moments are nothing compared to what the boys face as they try to adapt to a wildly foreign culture.
Brandon Fibbs-BrandonFibbs.com

It's an uplifting last act, though not one that comes with solutions to an Africa that seems to cough up one genocide after another. Personal redemption and hope aren't a cure-all, but they do shine a light in the darkness.
Jim Slotek-Jam! Movies

The Lost Boys' gratitude for simple things will humble those of us accustomed to comfort and opportunity. Their endurance, ambition, and compassion should inspire us.
Jeffrey Overstreet-Looking Closer

A thought-provoking film likely to make moviegoers question their own paths in life even as it involves them in the lives of several of the 'Lost Boys' of Sudan...
John Beifuss-Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

God Grew Tired of Us is a better film than Lost Boys of Sudan, focusing on details of the men's lives and shifting fluidly between three distinct "characters": John, Daniel and Panther.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)-St. Paul Pioneer Press

The film's subjects display impressive adaptability, as well as a desire not to forget those they've left behind. The emotional high point is a miraculous reunion between one of the 'Lost Boys' and the mother he'd had no contact with for 17 years.
Marc Mohan-Oregonian

It deflates upon arriving in the vast, familiar blandness we know as America.
Michael Wade Simpson-culturevulture.net

Christopher Quinn and Tommy Walker made this fine and never simply pleading film, its moving subjects including tall, gentle, tireless, prayerful and humane John Bul Dau.
David Elliott-San Diego Union-Tribune

In an age where xenophobia is rife, God Grew Tired of Us presents the opposite side of the coin.
Ken Hanke-Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

A beautiful documentary, deserving of its Sundance Grand Jury Prize and Audience Awards.
Jean Lowerison-San Diego Metropolitan

Not quite intimate, the film can only hint at its subjects' depths of pain and strength, inviting them to remember and observing as they grapple with the perversities of life in the States.
Cynthia Fuchs-PopMatters

[A] simple and direct documentary.
Sean Means-Salt Lake Tribune

Satisfying enough to demonstrate that some stories deserve to be told more than once.
Frank Swietek-One Guy's Opinion

The film affirms that if it is possible to survive when you have lost your home, family, and country, it is possible to start over and prevail.
Marrit Ingman-Austin Chronicle

About the untold ways in which males can and have nurtured one another in ways that build and create a sense of family and community.
Prairie Miller-WBAI Web Radio