A Sunday in Kigali

Year: 2006

Runtime: 118 mins

Language: French

Director: Robert Favreau

Drama

In April 1994, Canadian journalist Bernard Valcourt films an AIDS documentary in Kigali. He secretly falls for Gentille, a younger Tutsi hotel waitress, as ethnic violence erupts. When the Hutu‑led genocide begins, they cannot escape to Canada. After the July killings, Bernard returns to the ruined city, searching for Gentille amid the dead bodies.

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