Marie-Rose Rurangirwa
In 1959, the Tutsi massacres in Rwanda forced families to flee into exile for thirty years. Two brothers, Mugabo and Gisa, struggled to preserve their culture and keep their dispersed family connected while exiled. After the devastating genocide of 1994 against the Tutsi, they returned to Rwanda, confronting the unimaginable. In the genocide aftermath, the brothers face a test of bravery beyond their experience.
