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“Beyond the Gates” takes place during the horror of the Rwanda genocide. When we reviewed the movie here on Idol Chatter, Kris Rasmussen called it “gripping without being unnecessarily gory,” and said that it “successfully poses important questions about the relationship between faith and sacrifice.” Like “Hotel Rwanda,” it tells the story of an unlikely safe haven–in this case, a Catholic secondary school–and the people who hid there to escape the violence swirling around them. In “Beyond the Gates,” a young, idealistic teacher at the school must decide whether to stay with the refugees or leave with the U.N., which is evacuating all Westerners.
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