The Act of Killing Comments

America 2022-04-24 07:01:17

Excellent topic and perspective; the old rogue's movie...

Newell 2022-04-23 07:03:36

The director interview is better than the feature film. Three main points: The whole film is shot from the perpetrator's point of view because the victim's voice has been completely deprived of; the executioners make no secret of the evil because they are supported and approved by the current regime; they "shamelessly" reproduce themselves guilt because of the need to use this positive self-suggestion to get rid of...

Kiley 2022-04-23 07:03:36

All kinds of dislocations that shake the minds of perpetrators and victims, show offers and judges, rogue interpretations, rogue logic, ignorant executioners, perverted political system, and ethically distorted environment. Killing in a twisted environment brings a sense of justice and honor. The Lower Limit of Evil So what is the explanation for the murderous nature of any kind of slaughter and atrocity war? ! Absurd Many people simply live in different cognitive orbits, lamentation comes...

Mortimer 2022-04-23 07:03:36

Evil and ugliness were manifested through the official massacre in Indonesia in the 20th century and the gangs that took the opportunity to take advantage of it. Many viewers couldn't help projecting the country's history. The performance (a naive imitation of Hollywood in the 1960s) makes the process of empathy protracted, and the final twist is slightly hypocritical - maybe we all expect evil to be so simple and obvious, and education to be so...

Elmo 2022-04-23 07:03:36

The director's cut version is really too long, and I understand that the director doesn't want the audience to focus on a shocking historical event, but more to reflect on reality and self. The best film I've seen at this year's film...

Joannie 2022-04-23 07:03:36

The film keenly grasps the words and deeds of the characters, thereby digging into the psychology, while reproducing the history of the Indonesian massacre, it deeply interrogates the past and present of Indonesia, and the characters' own contradictions and struggles in the film can be extended to ordinary, This is a historically informative and thought-provoking documentary. Even though I know that the movie is fake, I still feel the sadness and brutality of the past many...

Nyasia 2022-04-23 07:03:36

2013/08/25 Both the topic selection, perspective and content are full of cruel courage. The design of the film in the film is to let all feelings wander vaguely between reality and reality. Victims and executioners, black and white, pleasure and fear; in this dialectically unified world, there is only absolute truth, and there is no absolute right or wrong. The tragic death of the deceased is heart-wrenching, and the ignorance of the living also makes people sigh.

Ebba 2022-04-23 07:03:36

The best documentary I've seen in a while. The murder is reproduced in the form of a documentary, and the torture of the murderer's heart finally shows the change of the murderer's mentality. It is the same scene. The story of the murder process, in the end suffered so much that he vomited. It's nice to see a documentary rather than a film where the director is totally in...

Mollie 2022-04-23 07:03:36

"I think what I did is right, I have no guilt at all, those Communists deserve to be killed, you see, one proof is that we didn't get any punishment." It was 65 years, then 98 years, not another large scale Kill once, this is history, forgetting may repeat itself, remembering often...

Demarco 2022-04-23 07:03:36

More terrifying than the killing is the complacent complacent of the killers. The Indonesian documentary "Deduction of Killing" interviewed the backbones and executioners of the "Five Rings Youth League", a far-right paramilitary organization that participated in the anti-communist killings in Indonesia in 1965, and reviewed them in a way of reproducing the scene. The "scenery" of their youth: killing nearly two million or so Communist Party and Communist Party suspects, and taking pride in it...