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Featuring the premiere performance of David DeBoor Canfield’s Pictures at a Klee Exhibition with an introductory presentation by Paul Klee expert Stephen W. Ellis

Rwanda: Beyond the Deadly Pit (104 minutes) is Gilbert Ndahayo’s debut autobiographical documentary film premiered at the Los Angeles Pan African Film Festival in 2010 and nominated for African Movie Academy Award®-. In the film, a survivor of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda confronts, on-camera, his parents’ killers, attempts to learn the death of his grandparents only to discover a grave of Antonia Locatelli, an Italian nun next to his grandparents in a church’s crypt of ten thousand bodies including fifty-three of his immediate family members. Rwanda: Beyond the Deadly Pit is an unforgettable journey of the filmmaker in un-forgiving the genocide against the Tutsi that claimed the lives of two million people within one hundred days in the Spring of 1994.