Ben'Imana
Feb 03, 2027 · 1h 41m
Director
Marie-Clémentine DusabejamboOverview
Rwanda, 2012. The country is emerging from an era of silence after the 1994 Tutsi genocide, and people's courts are being set up with the aim of bringing justice and reconciliation. Veneranda, a survivor, is convinced of the need for these trials. Despite pressures, she organises discussion sessions between victims and the families of the executioners. Therapy for some, an act of betrayal for others, these testimonial sessions revive and reveal the traumas that each of them try to overcome, in their own way. The wounds of Veneranda's past are exposed again when she learns of her daughter's unexpected pregnancy and the identity of the father. Veneranda has to face her own contradictions and the dark parts of her past.
Cast of Ben'Imana
Crew of Ben'Imana
Marie-Clémentine DusabejamboDirector, Writer, Co-Producer
Samantha BiffotProducer- Igor MabanoOriginal Music Composer
- Mostafa El KashefDirector of Photography
Nadia ben RachidEditor- Ricardo SankaraProduction Design
- Delphine AgutCo-Writer
- Safali EugeneSound
- Éric SalleronColorist
- Amélie CaniniSound Editor
- Mélissa PetitjeanSound Mixer
- Marie Epiphanie UwayezuCo-Producer
- Pierre-Adrien CeccaldiCo-Producer
About Ben'Imana
What is Ben'Imana about?
Rwanda, 2012. The country is emerging from an era of silence after the 1994 Tutsi genocide, and people's courts are being set up with the aim of bringing justice and reconciliation. Veneranda, a survivor, is convinced of the need for these trials. Despite pressures, she organises discussion sessions between victims and the families of the executioners. Therapy for some, an act of betrayal for…
When was Ben'Imana released?
Ben'Imana is scheduled for release on February 3, 2027.
How long is Ben'Imana?
Ben'Imana runs 1 hour 41 minutes (101 minutes).
Who directed Ben'Imana?
Ben'Imana was directed by Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo.
Who is in the cast of Ben'Imana?
The cast of Ben'Imana includes Clémentine U. Nyirinkindi (Veneranda), Kesia Kelly Nishimwe (Tina), Arivere Kagoyire (Grandmother), Isabelle Kabano (Suzane) and Antoinette Uwamahoro (Victoire).