Earth Made of Glass

The documentary chronicles the search for truth and reconciliation in post-genocide Rwanda. Deborah Scranton examines the complex issues surrounding accountability and the political repercussions of the conflict. Through personal stories and political analysis, the film aims to uncover a blueprint for breaking the cycle of violence in this east African nation.

With a runtime of 87 minutes, Earth Made of Glass features insights from key figures, including Rwandan President Paul Kagame. This film appeals to collectors interested in documentaries that address significant historical events and their ongoing impact on society. As a work by a woman director, it also contributes to the representation of diverse voices in documentary filmmaking.