Flowers of Rwanda. Making peace with genocide
Description
Can killers and survivors coexist in peace? That is the crucial question facing Rwanda a dozen years after the genocide that claimed the lives of approximately 800,000 people-and the subject of this multi-award-winning documentary. Using interviews with Joseph Habineza, Minister of Education and Culture; Freddy Mutanguha, director of the Kigali Genocide Memorial Center; and numerous survivors, Flowers of Rwanda considers whether forgiveness and reconciliation can truly be achieved so the country can eradicate the ignorance and extremism that paved the way for monumental atrocity.
Runtime
24 min
Subjects
- Human geography (324)
- Political geography (64)
- Racism (548)
- Deviant behavior (131)
- Geopolitics (27)
- Race discrimination (130)
- Social control (144)
- World politics (2067)
- Crime (296)
- Political sociology (90)
Geography
Genre
Date of Publication
[2009], c2008
Database
Films on Demand
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