Kinyarwanda (2011)

Cast: Edouard Bamporiki, Cassandra Freeman, Marc Gwamaka, Zaninka Hadidja, Mutsari Jean, Cleophas Kabasita

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Description: Written and directed by Alrick Brown, KINYARWANDA is the first film conceived within Rwanda and produced by Rwandans regarding the 1994 genocide that saw one million lives lost in 100 days. KINYARWANDA interweaves six true tales into one epic narrative, confronting the realities of forgiveness in the face of vengeance.

Genre: Drama

Studio: Unknown

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Country	Release Type	Date
United States	Theatrical Limited Release	12/2/2011

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05/13 @ 2:00 AM

Kinyarwanda

In this first-ever dramatic feature produced by Rwandans, the events of the horrific 1994 genocide are personalized through six intertwined stories. As the violence rages, mosques become a haven for Rwandans of all affiliations seeking protection. Director and writer Alrick Brown seeks the gray areas in this dark period of history, finding all-too-human motivations and resilience in the face of unimaginable catastrophe.

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12/01/2011 @ 12:00 AM

It adds texture to the central facts: This happened, and this matters.

David DeWitt, New York Times

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11/29/2011 @ 12:00 AM

Cast with both professional and novice actors (which results in uneven performances), the beautifully shot film is filled with exquisite moments...

Ernest Hardy, Village Voice

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01/31/2011 @ 12:00 AM

The film is not just a wrenching history lesson about how easily riven a nation can become. It is also a moving tale about the struggle of Rwandans to stitch their country back together, to find a way to forgive as well as ask forgiveness.

Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post