Remember this name: Paul Luce Bergina

Kamryn 2022-01-25 08:03:29

True kindness does not lie in occasional acts of charity when wealthy; true compassion is not only about protecting family members in times of crisis. In the age of war, in the years of self-care, in the land where killings are rampant, do you have enough kindness to abandon all your property in exchange for the lives of others, do you have enough compassion to do your best to help on the death line Struggling compatriots?
Paul Luce Sebergina did it. Maybe he had inner struggles and fears, maybe he had weighed the pros and cons, but when he faced a pair of longing eyes and the moment of life and death, he chose greatness. In 1994, the Rwandan civil war broke out and the genocide had reached its peak. The inaction of the United Nations and the successive withdrawal of Western whites made the situation more serious. As the room manager of a hotel, Paul took in 1,268 local residents out of humanitarian nobility, and dealt with the warlords, the United Nations troops, and the Belgian headquarters in order to maintain the right of everyone to survive. Unlike Schindler, Paul does not have any social status, and his wife is a Tutsi who was hunted down, making his situation extremely difficult. The only things that can come in handy are bribery and lobbying. However, with extraordinary courage, clever mind, and precious heart of gold, he became the redeemer of 1,268 civilians.
At the end of the film, the children's singing echoes in the air. Although they are far away from the war, when will the trauma of the soul be healed? Why is the world full of racial discrimination and massacre, why is there still a battlefield filled with gunpowder, and why use weapons to destroy the lives of innocent people? I am fortunate to have grown up in a peaceful country, but I still pray for all the victims of war. I think of John Lennon’s lyrics: Imagine all the people Living life in peace You may say that I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope someday you'll join us And the world will be as one……

Why listen to the ending song of "Rwanda Hotel":
Nduzaricyeza ricyeza. (African indigenous language)
[When will the sun rise again?] [When will the sun rise again]
[Who will reveal it "to" us again?] [Who will reveal it "to" us again?]
Rwanda, Rwanda, Rwanda, Rwanda
Yeah Rwanda, Rwanda. Ah ! Rwanda, Rwanda
They said: "Many are called and few are chosen," They said: "Many are called and few are chosen,"
But I wish some wasn't chosen . But I wish some were never chosen
for the blood spilling of Rwanda.
They said: "Meshach Eshach and Abednego,
Thrown in the fire but you never get burned," They said: "Meshach Eshach and Abednego," "
but the I td width = wish that the I DID not GET burned in Rwanda but I hope I will not be burned Rwanda war
they said:" the man is judged according to his works, " they said:." human Factors be distinguished contribution "
SO Tell me Africa, what is your worth? Tell me, Africa, what is your worth?
There is no money, no diamonds,
on this planet that can replace Rwanda? On this planet that can replace Rwanda?
Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda
Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda Ah! Rwanda, Rwanda
These are the cry of the children
Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda
Anybody hear my cry?
If America, is the United States of America, If America, is the United States of America, then
why can' t Africa, be the United States of Africa?
And if England, is the United Kingdom, then
why can't Africa unite all the kingdoms and why can't Africa unite all the tribes
and become United Kingdom of Africa? Become the United Kingdom of Africa
Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda Rwanda
These are the cries of the children, yeah These are the cries of the children, yeah
Can anybody out there hear our cries? Can anybody out there hear our cries?
Yeah, heavens cry ... Jesus cry. Ah! Heaven cries, Christ cries
Lord, did you hear us calling you? Lord! Have you ever heard us calling you?
Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda! Rwanda Rwanda
Lord, did you hear us calling? Lord! Have you ever heard us calling?
Can you do something in Rwanda? Can you do something in Rwanda?
Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda
I'm talking about Jesus; talking about I'm talking about Jesus; talking about
Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda Rwanda
Talking about ?talking about ... talk.
Talking about ?talking about ... Talking about? talk.
I wanna play my guitar for Rwanda.... I wanna play my guitar for Rwanda

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Extended Reading
  • Gaylord 2021-10-20 19:01:41

    It always feels light and false to shoot the subject of genocide in the genre of drama. Losing points is still in the single line, a Western resort hotel manager's one-man show, no matter how it is rendered, it also appears thin. In the end, the burden of reunion was hanged for more than half of the time, and finally untied, it was too stereotyped. The most valuable thing is to learn about the background of the slaughter and Hutu Tutsi’s colonial origins.

  • Lucie 2021-10-20 19:01:40

    I no longer complain that I was born in China, I no longer complain that I was born in the 1980s. I only hope that the day when mankind self-destroyed will come later. Anything that dares to be above life is shit.

Hotel Rwanda quotes

  • Paul Rusesabagina: They told me I was one of them, and I... the wine, chocolates, cigars, style... I swallowed it. I swallowed it, I swallowed all of it. And they handed me their shit. I have no... no history. I have no memory. I'm a fool, Tati.

    Tatiana Rusesabagina: You are no fool. I know who you are.

  • George Rutaganda: Cut the tall trees. Cut the tall trees now!