The Act of Killing
2012documentaryPor qué verla
It stands as one of the most groundbreaking and chilling documentary feats in cinema history. By having unrepentant perpetrators of Indonesia's 1965–66 mass killings stage lavish reenactments of their crimes in the cinematic genres of their choice, director Joshua Oppenheimer creates a profoundly unsettling examination of historical impunity, memory, and guilt.
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Available to rent or purchase digitally on Apple TV (iTunes) in the Netherlands.
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Surreal, deeply disturbing, and psychologically intense. The film moves at a steady, atmospheric pace, contrasting colorful, theatrical reenactments with chilling candid confessions. Content notes: contains graphic descriptions and dramatizations of mass murder, torture, physical violence, and profound psychological distress.
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