Munyurangabo was a great film. The one bad thing about the film was how slow it was. The director does a great job with all of the shots and camera angles. One thing that I really did not understand was the whole reasoning for him steeling the machete at the beginning of the movie. Another thing is that I thought they were only supposed to stay in the village for a few hours or a day but they need up staying longer. I mean I understand why they did though. Sawga had not seen his family for sometime. If I was to put my self in the shoes of Sagwa's parents I definitely would not have told Sagwa about the whole Hutu and Tutsis are not supposed to be friends and that they are enemies. That was not necessary let kids be kids. America in this film is just watching I guess. We do not step in and help with the genocide. Which in my opinion is ridiculous. But moving on films like this are to educate people on what happened.
Review of Munyurangabo
