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What movie was about the oppression suffered in Rwanda?
Hotel Rwanda
What year is the movie Hotel Rwanda set in?
1994
Who was the movie Hotel Rwanda actually based off of?
Hotel Rwanda was adapted from a screenplay written by George and Keir Pearson. The movie was based on real events that occurred in Rwanda during 1994, a time of genocide.
Was the movie Hotel Rwanda released in 2004 or 1999?
2004
Was the rwanda hotel real?
Yes, the movie Hotel Rwanda was based on a true story, which is explained in the special features on the DVD. To learn more about Hotel Rwanda and other movies about Africa follow the link bellow to Africa Ignored.
What conteinent did the movie hotel Rwanda take place?
The African continent.
Why does Paul lock the doors to the hotel in the movie Hotel Rwanda What does it symbolize?
Because he's African and a homosexual.
What is a video about genocide?
Hotel Rwanda is a 2004 movie starring Don Cheadle that's about the 1994 Spring genocide in Rwanda.
The subject of a 2004 movie where would you find the Hotel des Milles Collines?
Rwanda
What does paul serve at beginning of the movie hotel rwanda?
At the beginning of the movie "Hotel Rwanda," Paul Rusesabagina, the hotel manager, serves drinks and food to guests at the luxurious Mille Collines hotel. He is shown as a skilled and attentive host, navigating the demands of wealthy patrons while maintaining a facade of normalcy amidst the brewing tensions in Rwanda. His hospitality reflects his desire to provide a comfortable experience for guests, even as the country's political situation begins to deteriorate.
Is tatyana a name?
yes it is a name. in the Movie Hotel Rwanda, the spouse of the character played by Don Cheadle, her name is Tatiana.
In the movie Hotel Rwanda on the drive back from his meeting with George what does Paul encounter?
In the movie "Hotel Rwanda," on the drive back from his meeting with George, Paul Rusesabagina encounters a roadblock manned by armed militia members. They stop his vehicle, creating a tense situation where Paul fears for his safety and the safety of his family. This moment underscores the escalating violence and chaos in Rwanda during the genocide, highlighting the precariousness of his position as he navigates the increasingly dangerous environment.
