Munyurangabo

Rwanda, a couple of years after the genocide. Two adolescents, Ngabo and Sangwa, are trying to make a living on a market in Kigali. Ngabo steals a machete. They leave the capital and start a long journey. Ngabo is seeking revene for the death of his father, who was killed in 1994. For Sangwa the journey offers an occasion to visit his parents in the village he left out of the blue three years earlier. The friendship is put to the test when Sangwa’s father discovers that Ngabo is a Tutsi, while they are Hutus.