Rwanda : the silence of words

About This Movie

Rwanda: The Silence of Words is a poignant exploration of trauma and resilience. Directed by Gaël Faye and Michael Sztanke, the film captures the raw, unfiltered voices of three women, Prisca, Marie-Jeanne, and Concessa, as they reflect on their harrowing experiences during and after the genocide. The pacing is deliberate, allowing their stories to breathe, which adds to the emotional weight. The tone walks a fine line between somber and hopeful, showcasing the struggle for healing amidst pain. What stands out is the intimacy in their narratives, combined with Faye's sensitivity as a co-director—bringing a personal touch to a collective memory. It’s a significant piece for anyone interested in the human aspects behind historical events.

Directed by Gaël Faye and Michael Sztanke · Focuses on personal testimonies · Deep exploration of trauma and resilience