My Neighbor, My Killer

It was ten years in the making, and rightfully so. The end result is a film that brilliantly captures the unthinkable and shows the Gacaca, the Rwandan system of community justice where perpetrators of the genocide meet in public with their victims to address the past and find a way to move forward. The film documents the anger, the accusations, the denials, the sadness, and the unfathomable horror, but also demonstrates that post-conflict reconciliation is not impossible. (Fribourg International Film Festival)