The Rwandan Schindler...

Rating: 8/10 (5 January 2014)

The world is a hell. People derives the humanity according to color and race, and conflicts results in blood-shedding riots. There were a lot of incidents, which will will make the modern men to lower his head in shame. Still, there will be a few men, who amidst these crises works for the greater good. Those people are the real heroes who gives us a ray of hope to carry on with our lives. Hotel Rwanda is one of those movies, which shows us the painful realities around our world, and those people who risked their lives to save others on those occasions.
Among many movies, I gives Spielberg's Shcindler's List a special place due to it's artistic production and truthful portrayal of one of the most darkest time of our history. Hotel Rwanda is basically a similar portrayal of how a single man saved a lot of lives by risking his own lives. The movie doesn't compete with Schindler by any of the artistic characteristics, but it deserves praise on it's own merit. Don Cheadle done an excellent job with his portrayal of Paul Rusesabagina, a hotel manager who housed thousands of Rwandan refugees. The supporting cast including Sophie Okonedo and Nick Nolte also done an impressive job, and soundtracks are daring and charming.
Hotel Rwanda finishes with a note of hope, and it is mostly appreciated. Still, the conflicts between people around the world are going on with due to several reasons, without the understanding of the rules of humanity. Let's hope people like Paul will remain in the coming days to help them....