The Last Just Man
In 1994 U.N. Force Commander Lt. General Romeo Dallaire warned his superiors that a horrifying massacre was going to take place in Rwanda. But nobody listened. Three months later, the world saw ghastly pictures of the worst genocide since World War II. The Last Just Man is the story of Romeo Dallaire's sorrow, his anger, his anger, his guilt and his humanity. It the story of how one man tried to save a people from butchery but was rebuked by his superiors. A man who had to defy orders to save as many lives as he could. The Last Just Man is provocative, disturbing and painful, but it is also inspiring. It portrays the power of hate but it also shows heroism and compassion. It is the story of one man who became the conscience of the world.
Canada - 2001 - 1 h 10 mn - Betacam SP - Colour
Director
Steven Silver
Script
Steven Silver, Barry Stevens
Camera
Russell Gienapp, Maurice Chabot, Richard Stringer, Colin Allison, Steven Silver
Sound
Claude Beauchemin
Editing
Sarah Bachinski
Music
Daniel Bouliane, André Mongeon
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Production
Barna-Alper Productions Inc.,
366, Adelaide Street West, Suite 700,
M5V 1R9 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Tél : +1 416 979 0676
Fax : +1 416 979 7476
E-mail : barnaalper@bap.ca |
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