Rwanda: living forgiveness a film by Lifehouse.de & Visualproductions.biz ; kindly supported by Agape International ; producer, Tom Sommer ; director, Ralf Springhorn. Videorecording

All regions; Dolby Digital. Title from container.

In 1994, the long and painful history of the small African country of Rwanda came to a dreadful climax: the genocide and a death toll of approximately one million, within three months. Pain and suffering have engraved themselves on the souls of the people, but there are also clear signs of hope and restoration. Witnesses of the change speak out; victims and perpetrators likewise refer to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It's almost unbelievable! The frankness of the murderers and the relatives of the victims is remarkable. Nothing is glossed over, yet they continue to seek after a process of reconciliation. As they share their everyday lives and even drive through the countryside together in order to tell their reconciliation story, we are brought face to face with basic human truths that confront us all.There has been a lot of pain and suffering and even death in the small African country of Rwanda. Victims and perpetrators share their everyday lives and even drive through the countryside together in order to tell their reconciliation story.

DVD.

In English with optional English subtitles; Closed-captioned.