Sometimes in April (2005) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A captain in the Rwandan Armed Forces and a moderate Hutu, Augustin tries to protect his Tutsi wife and family during the genocide. After surviving separation, executions, and years of uncertainty, he...
Augustin’s Tutsi wife and a hospital worker, Jeanne is separated from her family during an evacuation and later shelters in a church. After surviving an initial execution attempt, she is raped by sold...
A teacher at the Catholic boarding school, Martine shelters students and refuses to separate them by ethnic identity when soldiers demand screening. She survives the massacre, helps the wounded Anne-M...
A Hutu officer and friend of Augustin, Xavier seeks refuge with him when the killings begin. He remains alongside Augustin while they hide, then follows an evacuation convoy, but is separated at a mil...
A pro-Hutu Power radio personality and longtime friend of Augustin, Honoré initially uses his influence to help transport Augustin’s family to safety. Later detained and tried for his role in inciting...
A genocide survivor whom Augustin meets while attending the trial in Tanzania, Valentine has endured repeated rape by militiamen while caring for a baby. She courageously testifies as an anonymous wit...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After the genocide, Augustin lives unmarried with Martine, returns to Rwanda with her, and prepares to raise their new family.
The plot identifies Jeanne as Augustin's wife and states that they have three children together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Augustin befriends Valentine in Tanzania, and she invites him to hear her testify about surviving sexual violence.
The plot explicitly describes Xavier as Augustin's friend and fellow Hutu officer.
Augustin remains in close contact with Honoré despite their political disagreements and calls on Honoré for help.
A survivor confronts the hidden history of genocide, loss, responsibility, and the possibility of rebuilding a family.
Directed by Raoul Peck
Sometimes in April (2005) · 7.1/10 · drama, history, war
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