Category: News

  • Leo DiCaprio Teams With Netflix on Endangered Gorillas Documentary

    Leonardo DiCaprio, a famous and legendary actor is coming to Netflix — but not in the way you might expect. The actor is teaming up with the streaming giant to release Virunga, a documentary aimed at protecting the Virunga from oil companies that want to drill the oil from the gorilla park. Directed by Orlando…

  • Welcome to Hillywood: How Rwanda’s Film Industry Emerged from Genocide’s Shadow

    Eric Kabera was sitting by the pool at Kigali’s Mille Collines hotel when he decided to make Rwanda’s first feature film. It was 1997, the influx of foreign journalists had slowed and his work as a fixer had dropped off. A Rwandan Tutsi who had spent most of his life in exile in Goma, eastern…

  • Making Sense: A Rwandan Story by Helen Wilson

    Making Sense: A Rwandan Story by Helen Wilson

    Making Sense: A Rwandan Story is a moving exhibition of paintings, poems and music inspired by the artist Helen Wilson a made visit to Rwanda in 2002. The new work shows the beauty of Rwanda and the resilience of its people in the aftermath of a genocide that claimed the lives of one million people…

  • Some Time in April Film premieres in Rwanda

    A film starkly portraying genocide in Rwanda, in which 800 000 died a decade ago, received its world premiere in Kigali on the weekend in a stadium where thousands had sought refuge during the slaughter in the central African state. “Sometimes in April” was shown on a giant screen on Saturday evening in the Rwandan…

  • His film recaptures Rwandan genocide

    Seven thousand miles from his home in Rwanda, Eric Kabera, 32, sits at a corner table at the Casablanca in Cambridge, sipping merlot and sifting his four vocabularies – Swahili, French, English, and Kinyarwanda – in search of words to describe a horror that defies description in any language. He is one of 28 children…