Cannes: The first Rwandan feature ever to play at the festival is a deeply moving drama about genocide survivors reckoning with what they can bear to forgive — in public and private.
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Industry News19 May 2026
‘Ben’Imana’ Review: Survivors of the Rwandan Genocide Consider the Meaning of Justice in Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s Remarkable Debut
Cannes: The first Rwandan feature ever to play at the festival is a deeply moving drama about genocide survivors reckoning with what they can bear to forgive — in public and private.
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