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For The Love Of Movies... Can We Talk?"Pray The Devil Back To Hell" Part of 'Women, War & Peace' Series on PBS Tonight
Pray The Devil Back To Hell, the second episode of the PBS five-part Women, War & Peace series, will air tonight at 10pm et.
Pray The Devil tells the extraordinary story of Liberian women who took to the street to protest the 1999-2003 civil war between rebels and loyal forces of dictator Charles Taylor. The vulnerable women joined to confront the enemy forces and to ensure a settlement was reached. Through their determination, Taylor was exiled and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf rose as Africa’s first female head of state.
Alfre Woodard is credited as one of the narrators for the series. I will definitely be tuning in tonight. I've embedded the trailer for the series and for tonight's episode after the jump.
Watch Women, War & Peace Trailer on PBS. See more from Women War and Peace.
Watch Pray the Devil Back to Hell Promo on PBS. See more from Women War and Peace.
1 Comment
Laura | October 19, 2011 6:57 AM
Saw it last night. It is still on my mind. Gripping.