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An emotionally touching short film about Ugandan violence has become a viral sensation for the nonprofit Invisible Children, racking up a combined 15 million views on Vimeo and YouTube in just 48 hours. But the 30-minute clip, titled "Kony 2012," has also drawn criticism from international policy scholars who feel it oversimplifies and even misrepresents a complex issue. The video, which you can watch below, is part of a U.S. filmmaker's crusade to rally global opposition to rebel strongman Joseph Kony.
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