Soemtimes in April

People should see this film.

It deals with the Rwandan Genocide (which I'm currently doing a paper on, hence the reason I picked it up in the first place). What I like about it is its lack of a central hero figure. This isn't the Schindlers List of Africa. This deals with two Hutu brothers, one who incites hatered through his radio program, the other who is married to a Tutsi woman, but is part of the militia.

As a warning, this movie was one of the most powerfully graphic films I've ever seen. It is not drenched in blood and gore, but when there is, it truly cuts you like a knife.