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Ellis 2021-10-20 19:01:40
Looking at the black camera a long time ago, I knew that this piece of history was still focused on the Hutu massacre of the Tutsi tribe, but in fact, the same killing took place against the Hutu tribe in the area controlled by the Tutsi tribe. This is a scene. Facts that can’t be explained. There is no truth. Only absurd. It is incomprehensible. People use the most primitive weapons, sticks, knives and forks to fight their neighbors because they think they will kill themselves if they don’t kill the other party.
Domenica 2021-10-20 19:01:40
There is no fancy and elaborate editing of the film, and some are just the most touching truth among the simplicity. A true story, a real purgatory on earth. When the world forgot them and the country fell into madness, a man who was more difficult than Schindler opened his arms in an environment where one man asked for self-protection. Remember his name-Paul Luce Sabakina. ★★★★☆
Dube: [Dube, after running through the hotel lobby with a leaking cooler of lobster, quickly empties the cooler in a sink. Water, ice, and lobsters come gushing out into the sink and onto the surrounding counter. Some of the water, ice and one of the lobsters fall on the floor] Oh, Shit! Oh, sorry, sir.
Head Chef: Ten Alive, twelve are dead.
Paul Rusesabagina: All Right... But save the shells. Fill them with... a stuffing. The good meat and something local.
Head Chef: Cassava?
Paul Rusesabagina: And... the fish?
Head Chef: And tipali?
Paul Rusesabagina: - Yes, We'll call it "Fresh Lobster in a Cassava and Tipali Crust." Dube?
Dube: Style, sir?
Paul Rusesabagina: Yes, sir.
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Title card: Paul Rusesabagina sheltered 1268 Tutsi and Hutu refugees at the Milles Collines Hotel in Kigali.
Title card: Paul and Tatiana now live in Belgium with their children, Roger, Diane, Lys, Tresor and their adopted nieces Anais and Carine.
Title card: Tatiana's brother Thomas and his wife Fedens were never found.
Title card: In 2002, General Augustin Bizimungu was captured in Angola and transported to the U.N. War Crimes Tribunal in Tanzania. At the same tribunal the Interhamwe leader George Rutuganda was sentenced to life in prison.
Title card: The genocide ended in July 1994, when the Tutsi rebels drove the Hutu army and the Interhamwe militia across the border into the Congo.
Title card: They left behind almost a million corpses.
