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Shooting Dogs
[cert 15, 114 mins]
In just one hundred spring days in 1984, a small African country was crippled by bloody genocide as their fellow Hutu countrymen massacred one million Rwandan Tutsis. The barbarity was beyond imagination, but not beyond prevention. The UN was there with a watching brief but not seemingly able to intervene. And at the heart of it all, a British priest (John Hurt) and a young teacher were forced to confront the depths of their faith, the limits of their courage and, ultimately to make a choice, remain with their people, or run away.
Director: Michael Caton-Jones
Starring: John Hurt, Hugh Dancy
Level: AS, A2, GCSE
Subjects: Citizenship, English, Film Studies, History, Media Studies, Politics
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