Synopsis
Stéphanie and Ncuti, two Rwandan actors, and Simon, a Belgian technician, meet at the former headquarters of RTLM, the propaganda radio station during the Rwandan genocide of 1994, to prepare a program that conveys to its listeners ideas of forgiveness, pacification and hope. As the rehearsal progresses, they will discover that they have a common past and they will see that reconciliation is not as easy as they tried to believe.
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Filmmaker
Alejo Levis
He is an film director, screenwriter, editor, playwright and theater director from Barcelona. He has directed documentaries, advertising, television, and film. His films have participated in international festivals, such as the Malaga Festival, Sitges, D’A, and won awards at Mecal, Somcinema, or London Spanish Film Festival. Hate Songs—of which he is also co-writer, co-director of photography and editor—is his third feature film.
Filmography: Hate Songs (2023, D'A 2024), No quiero perderte nunca (2017, D'A 2018), Waste (short film, 2016), Todo parecía perfecto (2014, D'A 2024), Sirenas (short film, 2008), Cómo jugar a polis y cacos (short film, 2005)
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