When "Hotel Rwanda" premiered at Toronto 2004, some reviews criticized the film for focusing on Paul and the colonel, and making little effort to "depict" the genocide as a whole. But director Terry George and writer Keir Pearson have made exactly the correct decision. A film cannot be about a million murders, but it can be about how a few people respond. Paul, as it happens, is a real person, and Col. Oliver is based on one, and "Hotel Rwanda" is about what they really did.
Fonte: Roger Ebert
Ainda me recordo do interesse da comunicação social sobre o genocídio no Ruanda da mesma forma que me recordo da falta de interesse do poder político mundial em pôr cobro a um dos períodos mais horrendos da história africana.
Excelente a interpretação de Don Cheadle.
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