Hotel Rwanda

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    hard to stomach. Although Hollywood portrays a more unrealistic heroic version of the historical events that took place, Hotel Rwanda stills shows the conflict between two groups in Africa. Hotel Rwanda centers around the war between the Hutu tribe and the Tutsi tribe in Rwanda, also known as the Rwandan Genocide. Belgium was a catalyst for the war as they segregated Rwanda and built up the power of the Tutsi, causing hatred from the Hutus. When Belgium left, the Hutus began to revolt against…

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    Hotel Rwanda Hotel Rwanda is a horrifying story, but yet every eye-opening. Many years after Rwanda got independence from Belgium high crime and tension broke-out between the different types of Africans. It was a battle between the Hutu and Tutsi. Paul, a Hutu African man, was a manager at the luxury hotel in Kigali. Throughout the years he would go out of his way to please his guests and friends (mainly whites) in hopes of in a time of need he could count on them for help. Paul is married to a…

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    Hotel Rwanda Film Analysis

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    Hotel Rwanda is a historical film drama based upon the Rwandan Genocide during April 1994. An ethic group by the name of "Hutu" began to murder another ethnic group by the name of "Tutsi", causing the country Rwanda to go into turmoil. This movie stars Golden Globe winner Don Cheadle, in which this film earned him an Academy nomination for Best Actor. Don Cheadle plays Paul Rusesabagina, an employee of Hotel des Mille Collines located in Rwanda, and unfortunately his boss leaves during the mist…

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    Survival and the Approval Motive in Hotel Rwanda Hotel Rwanda is a film based on the autobiography of The Ordinary Man by The film depicts events that happened in the Rwandan genocide were about eight hundred thousand people were killed in 1994. The Rwandan Genocide was the mass murder of the Tutsi by Hutu extremists. The Hutu extremists were resentful of past Tutsi government officials and thought all Tutsi were the cause of social imbalance. Tutsi were the main victims of the genocide but…

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    film Hotel Rwanda, Paul rusesabagina is a hotel manager of the Mille Collines in Rwanda. On April 1994, the country of Rwanda fell victim to genocide and over 800,000 Rwandans were killed for over one hundred days. During the genocide, Paul took his family to the Mille Colline alongside hotel guests, other refugees and employees for their protection from the events occuring outside the hotel gates. It was Pauls job to keep everyone safe and calm during difficult times and to keep the hotel…

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    How did they become the leader? The film Hotel Rwanda talks about the growing tensions between the Tutsi minorities and the Hutu majorities after the assassination of President Habyarimana, a Hutu. Paul Rusesabagina, a Hutu, is the assistant manager of the Sabena Hotel des Mille Collines in Rwanda. He is skilled at pleasing the hotel’s guest, currying favor with the local armies, and also dealing with local businessmen. When the mass killings begin, their hotel manager leaves Paul with a great…

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    The fight between the Tutsis and the Hutus displayed in the movie “Hotel Rwanda” was one of the most graphic genocides in history. It started in 1994 and over 800,000 people between the Hutus and the Tutsis have died as a result of this genocide. The Holocaust killed over 20 million Jews and people of other descents who weren’t light colored skin with blonde hair and blue eyes. The UN and other organizations truly failed to help those who were affected by the events of the Rwandan genocide and…

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    A Hollywood feature film called Hotel Rwanda not only brought out the sentimental side of me but allowed me to get the basic understanding of what the idea of imperialism can do to a country – in this case Africa. In this movie, Paul’s main concern is for him family. His primary goal is to save his wife, a Tutsi, and must go to great lengths simply to keep her with him. However he realizes that it is more than his family. It was scary to comprehend the enormity of the situation in Africa when we…

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    The film Hotel Rwanda is based on true events. It portrays the plight and suffering of Rwandans – mainly the Tutsi peoples and "moderate" Hutus – during the Rwandan genocide accurately. However, the film is under controversy because of suspicion surrounding the portrayal Paul Rusesabagina and United Nations peacekeeper Romeo Dallaire's actions in the movie. Although some parts of the plot may be inaccurate as they allegedly over exaggerate certain aspects of the genocide, it is still an…

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    Hotel Rwanda is a movie released in 2004 and is inspired by the Rwanda genocide in 1994. The plot of Hotel Rwanda focuses on conflicts between the Abahutu (Hutu) and Abatutsi (Tutsi) cultures in Rwanda, Africa. The president of Rwanda, Juvénal Habyarimana, and the Burundian president, Cyprien Ntaryamira, were killed after their airplane was shot down by rebels. This event started the physical conflict between the Hutu and Tutsi culture in October 1, 1990 through August 4, 1993. The main…

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