The Act of Killing is a chilling documentary that examines the Indonesian genocide of the 1960s through the perspective of the perpetrators. The film follows Anwar Congo, a former death squad leader, as he reenacts his brutal crimes in various cinematic genres. Through these reenactments, The Act of Killing explores the psychological impact of violence and the ways in which individuals justify their actions. It offers a haunting and thought-provoking exploration of the nature of evil and the lasting effects of historical atrocities.
