Sometimes in April

Overview

Amid the harrowing backdrop of the 1994 Rwandan genocide, two brothers find their bond tested by marriage and the brutal realities of fate. As violence escalates, their differing allegiances put them at odds, forcing them to confront deep-rooted family loyalties and the harrowing consequences of their choices. The film captures the anguish of personal loss and the struggle for survival, showcasing the devastating impact of ethnic conflict while highlighting the enduring ties of blood and love amidst chaos. The narrative powerfully reflects on the scars left by history and the resilience of the human spirit.