I enjoyed this movie. It is a moving story of a secondary school in Rwanda, which during the 1994 massacres became a refugee point for more then 2,500 Rwandans and many whites protected by UN forces. Soon after the white people were evacuated. The Rwandans were then abandoned by the UN soldiers, and then murdered.The story revolves around a priest and a teacher. The priest decides to stay, rescues a few people and while doing so is killed. Unfortunately when I did some research on the net on the movie, I discovered that this was fiction, the white priest went out with the whites.The acting was acceptable probably the best is John Hurt who made a moving performance.The filming was adequate. Still with all this horror you would have thought a modern movie could have done better.I did like the bit at the end where it showed some people who worked on the movie who suffered in the massacres although interestingly none of them were actors.