The Act of Killing

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2012· Joshua Oppenheimer· 159 min
Documentary

Indonesian death squad leaders reenact their mass killings in whatever cinematic genres they choose.

Why watch: Killers direct their own crimes. Unforgettable.
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Cast

Anwar Congo as Self - Executioner in 1965
Herman Koto as Self - Gangster & Paramilitary Leader
Syamsul Arifin as Self - Governor of North Sumatra
Ibrahim Sinik as Self - Newspaper Publisher
Yapto Soerjosoemarno as Self - Leader of Pancasila Youth
Safit Pardede as Self - Local Paramilitary Leader
Jusuf Kalla as Self - Vice President of Indonesia
Adi Zulkadry as Self - Fellow Executioner in 1965
Suryono as Self - Anwar's Neighbor
Haji Marzuki as Self - Member of North Sumatra Parliament
Haji Anif as Self - Paramilitary Leader & Businessman
Rahmat Shah as Self - Member of Parliament
Sakhyan Asmara as Self - Deputy Minister of Youth & Sport
Soaduon Siregar as Self

Crew

Joshua Oppenheimer — Director
Errol Morris — Executive Producer
Torstein Grude — Executive Producer
Christine Cynn — Producer
Anne Köhncke — Producer
André Singer — Executive Producer
Michael Uwemedimo — Producer
Signe Byrge Sørensen — Producer
Joram ten Brink — Executive Producer
Bjarte Mørner Tveit — Executive Producer
Werner Herzog — Executive Producer
Joram ten Brink — Producer
Joshua Oppenheimer — Producer
Lars Skree — Director of Photography
Carlos Arango De Montis — Director of Photography
Anonymous — Director of Photography
Erik Andersson — Editor
Ariadna Fatjó-Vilas — Editor
Janus Billeskov Jansen — Editor
Nils Pagh Andersen — Editor
Mariko Montpetit — Editor
Charlotte Munch Bengtsen — Editor

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