That might appear to be a flippant comment at first however, it is not. I have personal friends who served in Rwanda in the aftermath of this atrocity therefore, I can speak as I find.

I only had one problem with this movie. While it is understood that the women were in a confined space, and had to whisper; there was over use of whispering, and much of the dialogue was lost. This means that, points of specific reference were lost to the general audience, who may or may not be aware of the African equivalent of The Holocaust.

I would suggest that those who made this movie in the first place, get back those who did sound and editing, and redo.

Hiding in tight spots is ... exaggerating to say the least. Also if you are thinking about watching this be aware that you should not have issues with tight little spaces. If you have claustrophobia - maybe it isn't the best idea to watch the movie.

Now if you have no issues that I mentioned above, you should also be aware that the pace is quite slow. But the drama is as high as it can get. And all based on a real story apparently. This is gripping, this is as suspensful as a movie can get ... on the edge of your seat stuff. Are you ready for this? Also there is of course a social message here too ... really good movie.

I feel this film could have been great if it just gave the viewer a little more than we got, the dialogue for this film was really great and the cinematography really makes the viewer feel like they are trapped inside the room with them. The story is where I find the biggest flaw, we get some okay character development but thats where it ends. The film closes out with nothing at the end, just cut off, and in a movie like this where character and dialogue is key we only got one half of the pie. We spend 90% of the film learning about the characters for nothing. Decent film tho.