Ben'Imana (2027)

In 2012 Rwanda, a nation slowly breaks free from the silence that followed the 1994 Tutsi genocide. Grassroots courts emerge, aiming to deliver both justice and healing. Survivor Veneranda firmly believes in the power of these trials. Despite mounting pressure, she facilitates open conversations between victims and the families of those who committed the atrocities. For some, these testimonies offer therapy; for others, they feel like betrayal. The sessions dig up deep traumas, forcing everyone to confront their own path to recovery. But Veneranda’s own buried wounds are ripped open when she discovers her daughter’s unexpected pregnancy—and the identity of the father. Now, she must wrestle with her deepest contradictions and the shadowy corners of her past.