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Echoes Beneath The Hill (2026)

Set in 1994 Rwanda, on the verge of the genocide against the minority Tutsi. Jeanne, 10, a daredevil girl, is searching for her pet goat. During this final quest of childhood amid the warmth of family, days full of play, and calming mountain winds, she is exposed to new realities about her ethnicity.
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Set in 1994 Rwanda, on the verge of the genocide against the minority Tutsi. Jeanne, 10, a daredevil girl, is searching for her pet goat. During this final quest of childhood amid the warmth of family, days full of play, and calming mountain winds, she is exposed to new realities about her ethnicity.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Aimé Octave
Written By:Aimé Octave, Manon Poelman
In Theaters:5/29/2026
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Royal Institute of Theatre, Cinema and Sound

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