Some true stories like most never make it on the screens. Fortunately for Paul Rusesabagina's (played by Don Cheadle) story it does make to become one of the best movies ever.

Rating: 7/10 (18 September 2014)

In 1993, ethnic tensions heightened in Rwanda due to the Melchior Ndadaye (ones popular Hutu President of Burundi) assassination, it was a common knowledge as to who could be responsible. The conflict between the Tutsi's and Hutu's takes a down turn after when Rwandan President Habyalimana and Burundi's new President, Cyprien Ntaryamira's are also assassinated when returning from meetings with Tutsi rebels despite hopes and efforts by United Nations to preserve a very fragile peaceful political climate. The death of these two presidents became the catalyst for a genocidal onslaught that killed an estimated one million of Tutsi civilians and some Hutu civilian who were considered as moderates or as "cockroaches" by the Hutu rebels. During this chaotic killings by militiamen wilding guns, grenades, machetes and clubs does one man's extraordinary courage and love for his fellow human being takes stage in perhaps the most heart pounding "must see" movies of all time.