In the film, "Sometimes in April" by Raoul Peck, Idris Elba is poised in a scene with his machete raised, and he's being forced by a crowd to chop up his best friend -- fellow Rwandan Army officer, albeit a Tutsi -- played by Fraser James.
Dans le film "Quelques Jours en Avril", de Raoul Peck, Idris Elba, se tient prêt, sa machette levée, et la foule le force à tuer son meilleur ami, un officier de l'armée rwandaise, bien que Tutsi, joué par Fraser James.