Sometimes in April

Two brothers are divided by marriage and fate during the 100 horrifying days of the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

Cast

Idris Elba

as Augustin

Carole Karemera

as Jeanne

Pamela Nomvete

as Martine

Oris Erhuero

as Honoré

Fraser James

as Xavier

Abby Mukiibi Nkaaga

as Colonel Bagosora

Cleophas Kabasita

as Valentine

Noah Emmerich

as Lionel Quaid

Debra Winger

as Prudence Bushnell

Peninah Abatoni

as Woman Refugee #1

Reviews

CinemaSerf

I think sometimes when we see eye-watering statistics of wartime casualties, we begin to become a little santised to their effects. Just how could the Hutu and the Tutsi manage to slaughter 800,000 of their own countrymen? It doesn't seem plausible, and yet it happened - and here, Idris Elba leads a...

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