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(1 - 3) of 3 Page   1   3/5 "Two friends in Rwanda dealing with the fallout from the genocide which lingers in their consciousness and souls."   Spirituality and Practice   Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat "For a while, the film concerns itself with the everyday, so much so that the thread of revenge ... seems to be buried under the mere fact of eking out a living."   House Next Door   Keith Uhlich 3.5/4 "There's a patient attentiveness and inquisitiveness to Munyurangabo. that seemingly springs, at least in part, from the cultural divide between Korean-American filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung and his native Rwandan cast, milieu, and language."   Slant Magazine   Nick Schager  (1 - 3) of 3 Page   1