Be mentally prepared to watch this movie about the genocide, a genocide that killed more than a million people. Yet there is so little direct portrayal of the carnage that I honestly feel like a failure to shoot like that. Well, I admit it's just a movie, not a documentary. I once saw a short documentary filmed by the BBC. The piles of skeletons and the worn-out clothes scattered in the church were the most real spiritual shock.
The point that comes up more than once in the movie is that Black Lives Matter is worthless. Black people said it, white people said it. This reminds me of a scene from the Iraq War: a woman uprooted by the war facing the camera with her child in her arms, complaining, "Why is our fate so miserable? Why are we also human, and we live so lowly?" That face The shock that it brought lingers to this day.
Where is "liberty, equality, fraternity"? Where is the "world police"? The so-called democracy, freedom and humanity are just an excuse to seize profits, the so-called masters are famous, the so-called occupying the moral high ground, the so-called want to be a bitch and want to set up a chastity arch. No one really pays attention to this place. For a weak country and a small country, if there is no interest for exploitation and plunder, even the wrestling field of a big country is not worthy.
The indifference of certain countries to the Rwandan genocide and the enthusiasm for the situation in the Middle East has only made us realize once again that those beautiful slogans and doctrines are nothing but ridiculous lies. If you have no use value, then you are not even qualified to be deceived.
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