The Act of Killing Streaming: Availability, Impact, and Continued Relevance
Introduction The camera lingers on Anwar Congo, a man seemingly ordinary, as he recounts with chilling nonchalance how he murdered hundreds, perhaps thousands, of individuals deemed “communists” in the aftermath of Indonesia’s failed coup in the mid-1960s. He isn’t filled with remorse, but rather a perverse pride, reenacting his brutal acts with the theatrical flair … Read more
