The documentary 'The Things We Don't Say' explores the lives of individuals in Rwanda who were conceived through rapes during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. These adults, now in their early 30s, face societal silence and stigma regarding their origins. Through group counselling sessions led by psychotherapist Émilienne Mukansoro, they confront their trauma and seek to rebuild broken familial ties. Filmmaker Ornella Mutoni sensitively documents these stories, showcasing the intergenerational effects of trauma and the important journey towards healing and hope.
The documentary portrays group counselling sessions tailored for individuals conceived through rape during the Rwandan genocide, addressing their trauma and the stigma they face.
By capturing their stories, the film emphasizes the need for open dialogue about inherited trauma and the challenges faced by these individuals in contemporary Rwanda.
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