Shooting Dogs
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Shooting Dogs
Anyone seen this film?
I take most things with a pinch of salt me, little upsets or offends me, I am often told that im too laid back about things, but ive never been so disturbed, moved & appalled but glued & entertained all at the same time as I was watching this last night!
The film is a true story about the massacre at the Ecole Technique Officielle during the Rwandan genocide, where over 2500 Tutsi refugees are butchered after the UN upped and abandoned them in the camp. Amazing and shocking stuff
I take most things with a pinch of salt me, little upsets or offends me, I am often told that im too laid back about things, but ive never been so disturbed, moved & appalled but glued & entertained all at the same time as I was watching this last night!
The film is a true story about the massacre at the Ecole Technique Officielle during the Rwandan genocide, where over 2500 Tutsi refugees are butchered after the UN upped and abandoned them in the camp. Amazing and shocking stuff
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No the title refers to the fact that the belgian UN peace keepers were prepared to open fire on the wild dogs feeding on the butchered corpses lying about but not on the macheti weilding mob of hutu extremists doing all the murderering because its in their mandate to keep the peace, ie not to open fire unless in self defence. which father christopher (the lead character) coulden't get his gead round. but in the end the UN fúck off, and leave the hutu free to walk in and start chopping everyone up.daxter15 wrote:so there was no shooting of dogs?
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The British Premiere of Shooting Dogs was, bizarrely enough, in the auditorium at my own Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.
Capslock, what the hell's going on - first lower case and now cartoon bears?
Capslock, what the hell's going on - first lower case and now cartoon bears?
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General Mannerheim wrote:Anyone seen this film?
I take most things with a pinch of salt me, little upsets or offends me, I am often told that im too laid back about things, but ive never been so disturbed, moved & appalled but glued & entertained all at the same time as I was watching this last night!
The film is a true story about the massacre at the Ecole Technique Officielle during the Rwandan genocide, where over 2500 Tutsi refugees are butchered after the UN upped and abandoned them in the camp. Amazing and shocking stuff
I thought you were referring to women from Blackburn.
Oooh and my full title too, I normally I get called that when I have been naughty.CAPSLOCK wrote:Tis my tribute to Gertrudemummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:now cartoon bears?
Her stalking of Jussi has made him what he is today
Though it does look like my bear-sake is going to step on some poor ladybirds
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