12/27/08

Sometimes in April (Movie)

Source: Robert Horton, http://nathan8510.endover.org

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The eye-opening movie,Sometimes in April, featuring Idris Elba is exactly enjoyable,

with a supporting cast of top stars, rejoice in Carole Karemera ,

will of course be worth while to set off and behold.

extraordinary & wondrous with the pace never slowing it noticeably keeps your attention,

while not over exaggerating the plot.

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Idris Elba has never ungratified. The character in Sometimes in April is not a far stretch

from previous roles, yet it seems Idris Elba has never been

more staggering then with this impersonation.

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The awesome cast in this movie is amazing: Idris Elba, Carole Karemera,

Pamela Nomvete, Oris Erhuro, Fraser James

Definitely an award winning engagement with characters that you can clearly relate to,

the movie is pivotal to address the least.

I will not forget to mention that Carole Karemera is awesome also!

You will want to watch Idris Elba in Sometimes in April today!

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A clear-eyed look at the Rwandan genocide is offered in Sometimes in April,

a frank take on the 1994 slaughter that claimed upwards of 800,000 lives.

Some overlap with Hotel Rwanda is inevitable, and this HBO feature does have similarities,

but without the strong suspenseful storyline of Hotel.

Its protagonist (the strong Idris Elba, from The Wire) pieces together

the past tragedy from the perspective of a decade-later war-crimes tribunal,

where his brother is on trial. It's hard to know which is less bearable–the depiction of atrocities,

such as mass murder at a girls school, or the second-gussing of the international community,

which largely stood by while the horror was unfolding. (Like Hotel Rwanda,

this film zeroes in on the U.S. government's distinction that "acts of genocide" occurred

in Rwanda rather than "genocide," a Joseph Heller-like absurdity.)

The plain style of director Raoul Peck, shooting on location in Rwanda, works for the subject;

his film Lumumba was also a direct, blunt account of a tragedy in Africa.

The approach doesn't work as well in the U.S. scenes,

which feature Debra Winger as a concerned official; these just look clumsy.

But the subject itself remains worthy of close attention.

Source: Robert Horton, http://nathan8510.endover.org


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