In post-genocide Rwanda, survivors and perpetrators confront the past through the Gacaca courts, seeking forgiveness and reconciliation. Karenzi, a former perpetrator, faces the weight of his actions as he engages with Murakatete, a survivor, in a process of truth-telling and mutual healing. Their dialogue demonstrates how Rwanda’s reconciliation process evolves through accountability, listening, and shared effort, fostering a path towards coexistence and healing after unimaginable loss.
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