Hotel Rwanda
Why this pick
Like Sometimes in April, it examines the Rwandan genocide through intimate moral choices, family bonds, and the unbearable pressure placed on ordinary people amid organised violence.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Sometimes in April, it examines the Rwandan genocide through intimate moral choices, family bonds, and the unbearable pressure placed on ordinary people amid organised violence.
Why this pick
Its compassionate, unflinching focus on friendship and survival during mass atrocity echoes Raoul Peck’s blend of personal grief, political catastrophe, and enduring witness.
Why this pick
This Uganda-set political drama shares the African historical setting, escalating dread, and close attention to how authoritarian violence corrupts private loyalties.
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01 / THE STORY
The story revolves around Augustin Muganza, a Hutu who struggles to find closure after bearing witness to the killing of close to a million people in 100 days while becoming divided by politics and losing some of their own family. The plot intersperses between the genocide in 1994, and April 2004, when Augustin is invited by his brother, Honoré Butera, to visit him as he stands trial for his involvement in the genocide.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Lionel Quaid

Prudence Bushnell
Martine
Honoré

Xavier

Augustin