CFOR Films
Perpetrators and Youth: Worldwork in Rwanda
During a facilitated forum in Rwanda, two perpetrators come forward to talk about their part in the genocide, as the youth question and challenge them to bring out the truth to their own children.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Arlene and Jean-Claude Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
The Audergons talk about their work facilitating large forums in Rwanda, among perpetrators and survivors of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi.
Jean-Claude and Arlene, partners in all things, are psychotherapists, conflict resolution facilitators, and teachers of Process Oriented Psychology.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Innocent Musore Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
Innocent Musore is a man of vision — his dream is to deepen the reconciliation process in Rwanda, to contribute to healing individual and community-wide trauma, and to contribute to the prevention of future violence in Rwanda and the Great Lakes region.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Theophile Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
Theophile, a participant in our forums in Rwanda, is a survivor of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi.
Theophile talks about her profound experiences during the forums. As a survivor of the genocide, she touches on what it’s like for her to meet with perpetrators — in direct facilitated interactions — for the first time.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Patrick Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
In one of our early short films, we showed a transformative interaction between Patrick, who was a perpetrator during the Genocide, and a survivor, Karina, who came forward saying she had witnessed Patrick killing. This interview was filmed the following year, in Bugesera, Rwanda.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Gregoire Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
Gregoire is a participant of our forums and facilitator trainings in Rwanda. He was a perpetrator during the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi.
In the forums, he has shown a passionate dedication to the importance of talking to other perpetrators in his community about coming forward with missing information, and putting an end to persisting genocide ideology.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Dancing during the break after a transformative morning session: Worldwork in Rwanda
A spontaneous and uplifting morning break during a forum in Bugesera Rwanda, after what was an extraordinary, intense and transformative morning session of facilitated interactions among perpetrators and survivors of the 1994 genocide against Tutsi.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Jean-Claude Audergon Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
This interview took place in Rwanda, where Jean-Claude and Arlene were facilitating a forum among survivors and perpetrators of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi. It was two years before he passed away.
Jean-Claude Audergon was an extraordinary facilitator and teacher. He had huge presence. A gift and honed practice of inner work. The ability to perceive systemically, and to feel how we are all connected.
This film is also available on YouTube.
Arlene Audergon Interview: Worldwork in Rwanda
This interview took place in Rwanda, where Arlene and Jean-Claude were facilitating large community forums, including perpetrators and survivors of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, youth and elders.
The forums are opportunities for communities to gather, to grapple with the consequences of genocide, community-wide trauma and issues of accountability.
This film is also available on YouTube.
The Intepreter’s Experience: Worldwork in Rwanda
One of the interpreters for our forums in Rwanda, Innocente Mutesi, speaks about what it was like for her during the deeply emotional interactions among perpetrators and survivors of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi.
This film is also available on YouTube.
For the Next Generation: Worldwork in Rwanda – short
This short film introduces an interactive Forum among survivors and perpetrators of the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi, in which one million Tutsi and moderate Hutu were massacred in 100 days. A perpetrator acknowledges accountability and seeks forgiveness. Filmed at a 3-day Forum in June 2017, in Kigali, Rwanda.
This film is also available on YouTube.