Quote arsaib4,"And the reason behind it was quite simple: Sometimes in April was superior in just about every way possible. If that didnt quite make sense, then we first need to acknowledge that most of us love heroic tales of men fighting all odds to preserve peace and stability."

Hey, upon reading the issue about a hero, I would like to highlight a film I have just watched yesterday (the review to be written), that is, Soldiers of Salamina. Because I did not read too much about the film, I went in not knowing what to expect, and to be honest, the initial hour was just so so (esp. the present and the past narratives) ... BUT BUT BUT, the last 30 minutes or so saved the entire film ... it was VERY PHILOSOPHICAL, about writers and heroes ... do writers care? or do they just need a hero? ... and who is the "real" hero in life ... the essence of the entire film get pieced together in a way ...

Back to this film, Sometimes In April, I think we have discussed it before. Let me think about it before I comment ... but one thing I like about Hotel Rwanda has to be the SONG ... 

We forget to mention another film, which is also in this forum, Shooting Dogs (2005) (UK) ... also about Rwanda ... i recall trevor having watched it too ...