Return to Kigali

June 1994. Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, is given over to the butchers of the extremist Hutu militia and the Rwandan army. During an attack on a parish in which a hundred refugees have taken shelter, the author, at that time a reporter-cameraman, is shot. Ten years later, he returns to the scene in search of survivors and his ephemeral “fellow travelers.” With this journey as its thread, the film is a reflection upon the way in which such events are handled by the media and politicians. (Morelia International Film Festival)