En Route pour le Milliard

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En Route pour le Milliard

2020

1h 30m

Documentary

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In the summer of 2000 Ugandan and Rwandan troops fought a devastating battle in Kisangani. The International Court of Justice sentenced Uganda to pay one billion U.S. dollars to the civilian victims. After almost twenty years of waiting in vain, some of them set out for Kinshasa to enforce their legal claim.

Jenny Nulf

Austin Chronicle

04/27/2021

4.5/5

Downstream to Kinshasa is a simple narrative, with a group of resilient survivors getting from point A to B, but its simplicity is impactful.

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Randy Myers

San Jose Mercury News

04/22/2021

3/4

Angry and powerful, an immersive experience on the aftermath of the Congo's 2000 Six Day War, which left 1,000 dead and 3,000 wounded.

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Devika Girish

New York Times

04/15/2021

The film sometimes flags in energy as it cuts between these different strands, but its pace feels faithful to just how halting the fight for justice can be when democracy becomes impenetrable to those it serves.

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Dennis Harvey

48 Hills

04/30/2021

It's an uphill battle against ongoing great injustice, but the furious courage displayed is inspiring.

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Charles Mudede

The Stranger (Seattle, WA)

04/29/2021

That's the story. But what makes this film a work of cinema, which it certainly is? The answer is found in the cinematography, which is by the director and writer of the work, Hamadi. The real star of this film is black skin itself.

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Anita Katz

San Francisco Examiner

04/23/2021

3/4

This doc is stirringly alive as Hamadi captures his subjects' sense of purpose and collective sprit.

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michael d

@RT08912548 12/19/2021

Wrenching and still uniquely creative.

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Synopsis

In the summer of 2000 Ugandan and Rwandan troops fought a devastating battle in Kisangani. The International Court of Justice sentenced Uganda to pay one billion U.S. dollars to the civilian victims. After almost twenty years of waiting in vain, some of them set out for Kinshasa to enforce their legal claim.

Director: Dieudo Hamadi
Producer: Quentin Laurent, Frédéric Féraud, Dieudo Hamadi
Screenwriter: Dieudo Hamadi
Production Co: Kiripifilms, Neon Rouge Production, Al Jazeera Documentary Channel, Les films de l'oeil sauvage
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: Lingala
Runtime: 1h 30m

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