Films

Films.

Every society faces challenges. Somebody has to do something about them. I make films that reveal the challenges shaping our world and the people courageous enough to transform them.

Real Work, Real Recognition
I Bwiza (Tenacity) film poster

I Bwiza (Tenacity)

Gatoni Maya, a 23-year-old brave girl, is resolved to fulfill her deceased father's dream of making a living through arts. Together with her co-workers in an artist collective named I Bwiza, she fights the injustice against artists by confronting Myasiro, the owner of the company that sells their arts, all while taking care of her ailing mother's treatment and her younger brother's school fees.

I Bwiza (Tenacity) received Best Indie Film from Africa at the Best Film Awards London.

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Forgiven Not Forgotten film poster

Forgiven Not Forgotten

Francois was afraid and ashamed to stand in front of Benoit to confess his role in the genocide. Benoit was angry and wished to take revenge and kill Francois. When Francois got the courage to ask for forgiveness, Benoit had forgiven him as a way to secure the future of the children.

Screened at Aesthetica and Africa in Motion in the United Kingdom.

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What's Next

Currently in Production

I Killed a Husband of My Friend

Working Title

I Killed a Husband of My Friend is a documentary currently in production about a man who, at nineteen years old, took part in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, joining a mob that killed the husband of a family friend. Sentenced to eleven years in prison, he learned masonry behind bars and emerged determined to build lives rather than destroy them. Today, he shares his story with young people, using his past as a warning about the dangers of hatred, peer pressure, and violence.

Documentary crew filming on location, I Killed a Husband of My Friend
On location, filming testimony for I Killed a Husband of My Friend.