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As We Forgive

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The murder of hundreds of thousands Rwandans by their neighbors was unthinkable. That forgiveness by the survivors for the perpetrators might be possible -- that's unthinkable, too. But here we see it, not in sugar-coated happy-clappy terms, but showing the wrenching effect on everyone involved. In this excellent documentary, the personal stories of victims and killers are presented by the people themselves. The impact on the viewer is not just increased understanding, but it brings on reflection and taking personal account. I recommend it highly.

It is important to see this film, whether you care about Africa or not. It presents stories of real people, who, by the end of the film, you will care about, and makes some sense out of a situation of senseless bloodshed. It is a short film and you will be riveted. It is well worth your time.

This was a heartwarming story of God's grace and the power of forgiveness! It should be seen by everyone!

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I loved this movie, as it shows that we can forgive and that it is a choice. It also shows the evil in the human heart and that it will take us into such wickedness if we do not resist it. This is a true story that is so sad but truth often is sad.

I saw this movie very late at night on a PBS channel in San Francisco. I really didn't think I wanted to watch it but it hooked me after a few minutes. After a few minutes I really wanted to know what happened to the characters.

This is a remarkable story. The world is always a better place where the power of forgiveness is released and accepted.

This is an interesting look at some of the issues faced by those who were involved in the Rwanda massacre. It shows us not only what is possible but what is necessary for our lives to be complete.