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Didy 

Gaël was five years old when his mother, Didy, died. Memories of her have since been lost in the fury of the civil wars, genocide and AIDS that ravaged Burundi and then Rwanda, precipitating her exile to Switzerland. Thirty years on, he ventures to reopen the pages of his family history by meeting those who knew his mother.
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Gaël was five years old when his mother, Didy, died. Memories of her have since been lost in the fury of the civil wars, genocide and AIDS that ravaged Burundi and then Rwanda, precipitating her exile to Switzerland. Thirty years on, he ventures to reopen the pages of his family history by meeting those who knew his mother.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Gaël Kamilindi, François-Xavier Destors
Written By:François-Xavier Destors, Gaël Kamilindi
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Adok Films, RTS, CPB Films

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Gaël Kamilindi, François-Xavier Destors

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Kayije Kagame

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