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Hotel Rwanda

Hotel Rwanda

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Oct 20, 2026

Ro BoyleHOST
27:02
In Rwanda or something, there was a hotel.
Ro BoyleHOST
27:05
Hotel Rwanda? Pairs were taking over a hotel.
Ro BoyleHOST
27:07
Maybe this is a movie.
Ro BoyleHOST
27:09
He went to his boots and pulled out all his SAS gear, the flak jacket, gun and all, and he saved like... 700 people.
Ro BoyleHOST
27:29
Do you ever remember that? That
Niall CookeHOST
27:31
whole...
Niall CookeHOST
27:32
Do you remember? I remember Hotel Rwanda where...
Ro BoyleHOST
27:34
No, this is only a couple of years ago.
speaker_8NARRATOR
11:11
Right behind me is the National Museum of Somalia, and this was built-
Josh FirestineGUEST
11:15
It's Hotel Rwanda
speaker_8NARRATOR
11:15
...
speaker_8NARRATOR
11:15
in 1933-
WestGUEST
42:19
[laughs]
Brian AtlasHOST
42:28
In the mid 2000s, I went to see a movie called Hotel Rwanda.
Brian AtlasHOST
42:33
I could tell you that shit, and I don't have a degree in sociology.
Brian AtlasHOST
42:36
But, um, okay, cool, I guess.
Joe ReidHOST
62:10
2001, United Artists hires Bingham Ray as their studio head.
Joe ReidHOST
62:15
That starts a run of movies like Bowling for Columbine and Nomad's Land and Hotel Rwanda, which all do really well with the Oscars.
Joe ReidHOST
62:23
2005, Bingham Race steps down in 2004, and then in 2005, that's where we come in here.
Joe ReidHOST
62:30
The Sony conglomerate, whatever, whatever partnership that they led, purchases United Artists and MGM for $4.8 billion.
Allison SmithGUEST
9:59
So in Rwanda, if you're familiar, um, back in the early-
Chris PapaHOST
10:02
I've seen the movie Hotel Rwanda.
Allison SmithGUEST
10:04
To...
Allison SmithGUEST
10:04
Ex- Okay.

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Chris PapaHOST
31:46
I've seen the-
Allison SmithGUEST
31:46
It's kind of an old one
Chris PapaHOST
31:47
... movie.
Chris PapaHOST
31:47
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Petros PapadakisHOST
8:47
We were on top of this from way back.
Petros PapadakisHOST
8:50
Tourism, infrastructure, hotels that are nothing like Hotel Rwanda.
Matt Money SmithHOST
8:57
I would hope so.
Petros PapadakisHOST
8:58
Entertainment.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
19:10
In 2021, the US State Department released a report detailing several human rights violations, which included, quote, "unlawful or arbitrary killings by the government and forced disappearance by the government." Among those is poet and social critic Innocent Bati, who remains missing.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
19:25
Then there's the case of Paul Rusesabagina, who's known for his role in saving thousands of lives during the genocide, as depicted in the Oscar-nominated film Hotel Rwanda, but more recently for having been kidnapped by the Rwandan government.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
19:38
Rusesabagina was a vocal critic of the Kagame administration before he boarded a private flight from Dubai to Burundi for a speaking engagement, or so he thought.
Sam DenbyNARRATOR
19:47
Instead, he was sedated and flown against his will to Kigali, where he was detained and held in solitary confinement before the government found him guilty on terrorism-related charges and sentenced him to 25 years in prison.
Manaia StewartHOST
0:25
[laughs] I was just listening in the news there, Rwanda's gonna host one of the, uh, Grand Prixs going forward.
Manaia StewartHOST
0:31
I don't know too much about Rwanda, aside from, uh, the only movie I've seen about it was Hotel Rwanda.
Jeremy WellsHOST
0:36
Oh, yeah.
Manaia StewartHOST
0:36
Which, um, [laughs] was a bit grim.
G LaneHOST
9:52
Who would have
Tony LyallHOST
9:52
thought the Hotel Rwanda will reopen with a Formula One in, you know, maybe a decade's time or something like this.
Tony LyallHOST
9:59
It'll take them a while to put it together.
Tony LyallHOST
10:01
You've got to build it.
Luke LameryHOST
5:24
I'm not the most informed.
Luke LameryHOST
5:25
I saw in high school Hotel Rwanda.
Luke LameryHOST
5:28
Have you ever seen that movie?
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
5:29
Right.

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