Thought provoking

Rating: 8/10 (9 January 2020)

"I think if people see the footage they'll say,
'Oh my God that's horrible' and then go on eating their dinners."
A story about refugees, Africa, and freedom, the things that we still talk about in the 2020s, we're obliged to it. But every freedom movement, every African genocide has a story to tell and you can do nothing but listen. A tension between the Hutu and Tutsi tribal people started the genocide which gets spreaded. Though the UN military was there but the slaughter continued. What a shame !
Heart touching movie. Some parts are utterly disturbing but it is what it is ! The things happened and history says it was fearsome. How a single man was successful to save nearly 1000 lives is a inspiring picture for the whole world.
The movie is very thorought provoking. Highly recommended if you want to sneak into the history pages and feel as the same way the people of Rwanda felt when their family members were brutally slaughtered, when the only hope for them was the hotel of Rwanda and the house manager Paul Rusesabagina.
Acting is super natural and evoking.
"There's always room"
I'm gonna go for 7.8 for the movie.