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 Re: اختي تراجي ..أخي تمبس ..ما هي شروطكما للتصافي والصلح وتطبيع العلاقات ؟؟ (Re: محمدين محمد اسحق)
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الاخ محمدين،
تحيه،
هل شاهدت
؟Sometimes in April
تجد معلومات عنه هنا:
http://www.hbo.com/films/sometimesinapril/?ntrack_para1...tnav_category3_show3
اتمنى أن تشاهده. فهو فلم جيد عن رواندا، يذكر فى تفاصيله بما يجرى فى دارفور، ويذكر ايضا "بتعقيدات" الموقف من الاباده.
SOMETIMES IN APRIL re-tells the tragedy of the 100 days of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The first major film to be shot on location in Rwanda, where the real-life events transpired, the program airs on PBS Wednesday, May 4, 2005. Check local listings. Following SOMETIMES IN APRIL, which aired previously on HBO, Jeff Greenfield of CNN moderates a 30-minute discussion among experts about the world's ability to respond to genocide - a question looming over nations and international institutions today.
SOMETIMES IN APRIL stars Idris Elba (HBO's "The Wire") and Debra Winger (Oscar nominee for Shadowlands, Terms of Endearment and An Officer and a Gentleman) as former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Prudence Bushnell. Other cast members include Pamela Nomvete, Carole Karemera, Oris Erhuero, Fraser James and Noah Emmerich.
As it follows a Hutu family torn apart by the genocide, the film also explores the world's response to the atrocities and the Rwandan struggle to find justice and accountability 10 years later.
SOMETIMES IN APRIL is set in two periods, which unfold alternately. In April 1994, Hutu soldier Augustin (Elba) defies the Hutu army leadership and tries to move his wife (who is Tutsi) and family to safety. When Augustin is separated from them, he is caught in his own desperate struggle to survive, haunted by questions about what happened to his loved ones.
In April 2004, seeking resolution and hoping to start a new life with his girlfriend Martine (Nomvete), Augustin visits the International Criminal Tribunal in Arusha, Tanzania, where his brother, Honore (Erhuero), is awaiting trial for the "bloodless" role he and other journalists played in the genocide. In the end, Augustin discovers the fate of his family and finds a measure of hope for the future.
In telling Augustin's story, SOMETIMES IN APRIL also outlines the role of Bushnell (Winger), who is frustrated and saddened by her inability to persuade her own administration to intervene as the crisis begins to escalate. The U.S. government is determined to avoid "another Mogadishu," referring to the "Black Hawk Down" incident, when 18 American soldiers were killed in Somalia.
Even after some 620,000 Rwandans have been killed, a U.S, government official states that while "acts of genocide have occurred," a designation of "genocide" itself has not been given; this would necessitate a U.N. intervention.
By the time the U.S. decides to act, it is much too late. By day 100 of the genocide, more than 800,000 people have been killed.
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Khalid Kodi
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