A revealing film about a clash of cultures that ensues when a group Kenyan soldiers, including some Samburu warriors, are sent Bosnia as part of the U.N. peacekeeping force. The Kenyans tell of their experience in the "white man's war." The film juxtaposes Samburu practices that are looked upon askance by "civilized" people - animal sacrifice, the ritual drinking of blood from the freshly slaughtered animal, and circumcision of adolescent males - with the warrior's observations of the white man's world in which, though there was much progress, neighbor killed neighbor and many large houses were shattered. For more information on this film, click here.