Sometimes in April (2005; unrated, graphic
violence)
Monday, April 7th @ 7:00 p.m.
Witherspoon Campus Cinema
(click
here for directions)
April 1994 was the beginning of a genocide that claimed the lives of
close to one million people in Rwanda.
Perpetrated by Hutu nationalists against their mostly Tutsi
countrymen, This dramatic film follows Two Hutu brothers - one in the
military, one a radio personality - whose relationships and private
lives were forever changed in the midst of the genocide. Written and
directed by Raoul Peck the movie is the first large-scale film about the
100 days of the genocide to be shot in Rwanda, in the locations where
the real-life events transpired.
HOSTED BY THE
AFRICAN STUDENT UNION
North Carolina State University