Trees of Peace cast: Eliane Umuhire, Charmaine Bingwa, Ella Cannon. Trees of Peace Release Date: 10 June 2022 (Netflix). Trees of Peace Director: Alanna Brown. Trees of Peace is looking full of Drama. Trees of Peace is written and directed by actor/writer/filmmaker Alanna Brown. It is his first feature film. This film was based upon real incidents.
Trees of Peace is an American Drama movie (2022). Eliane Umuhire, Charmaine Bingwa, Ella Cannon are the main cast of Trees of Peace (2022). Netflix has unveiled the first trailer for the forthcoming feature film Trees of Peace based on the tale about four girls who fled to hide to escape the Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994. Trees of Peace release on Netflix 10 June 2022.
Netflix has revealed its official trailer of Alanna Brown’s debut film, Trees of Peace, a film that is based on real incidents that occurred during the Rwandan genocide of the 1990s. Written and directed by Brown it follows the story of four girls of diverse backgrounds who develop irresistible bonds as they hide from the horrifying incidents of the genocide that took place in Rwanda.
Trees of Peace Plot:
In April of 1994, four ladies from various foundations and convictions are caught and stowing away during the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Their battle for endurance despite everything joins the ladies in a solid sisterhood.
Trees of Peace Detail:
Movie: Trees of Peace (2022)
Network: Netflix
Director: Alanna Brown
Writer: Alanna Brown
Main Stars: Eliane Umuhire, Charmaine Bingwa, Ella Cannon
Genre: Drama
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 10 June 2022 (Netflix)
Runtime: 1 hour 37 minutes
Filming locations: Rwanda
Also known As: Drzewa pokoju, Trees of Peace, Trees of Peace Movie, Trees of Peace (2022)
Trees of Peace Cast:
Eliane Umuhire As Annick
Charmaine Bingwa As Jeanette
Ella Cannon As Peyton
Bola Koleosho As Mutesi
Tongayi Chirisa As Francois
Jamal Akakpo As Lt. Ngeze
Evan Alex As Daniel
Victor Kamwendo As Pascal
Maurice Mack As René
David Yusel Madison As Valentin
Tarnue Massaquoi As Seba
Brian Mganga As Martin
Philip Michael As Hutu Soldier
Omono Okojie As Akimana
Kondwani Phiri As Captain Rugamba
Sallieu Sesay As Commander
Sekou Sirleaf As Peter
Zack Yanni As Militia Man
The poster for the film, featuring the hands of four women reaching out to the sun, appears stunning in its message that the characters are supportive and stick together during times of extreme turmoil and pain. The trailer is a great complement to the poster in that it provides an insight into the character of each of these women is, and the different ways they are from one another.
Women, Mutesi, Peyton, Jeanette, and Annick All of them must be confined to a tiny room in a kitchen, hidden beneath the floor. The trailer illustrates the way in which this bond between them was born over a series of turbulent days. “Trees of Peace” is the title “Trees of Peace” is believed to be an author’s title, and the lines of this one are directly related to the messages that the film conveys: “Seeds of love are planted each day. They are part of the world everywhere.
