2012 | Color | 159 min In 1965, the Indonesian government was overthrown by the army. The country was invaded by paramilitaries who murdered more than a million people in less than a year. Anwar is one of the founders of the death squad. Unlike other killers, Anwar is revered, considered a leader and an example to follow. He and his companions talk about the murders committed in the style of the Hollywood movies they love. Country: Dinamarca, Noruega, Reino Unido Direction: Oppenheimer; Joshua, Cynn; Christine Script: Oppenheimer; Joshua Production: Anonymous, Cynn; Christine, Byrge Sørensen; Signe, ten Brink; Joram, Köhncke; Anne, Uwemedimo; Michael, Oppenheimer; Joshua Photography: Arango de Montis; Carlos Mariano, Skree; Lars, Anonymous Sound: Tove Grønsberg; Gunn, Gugge Garnov; Henrik Music: Øysen Vister; Elin Participation year at FICM: 2013
2012 | Color | 159 min In 1965, the Indonesian government was overthrown by the army. The country was invaded by paramilitaries who murdered more than a million people in less than a year. Anwar is one of the founders of the death squad. Unlike other killers, Anwar is revered, considered a leader and an example to follow. He and his companions talk about the murders committed in the style of the Hollywood movies they love. Country: Dinamarca, Noruega, Reino Unido Direction: Oppenheimer; Joshua, Cynn; Christine Script: Oppenheimer; Joshua Production: Anonymous, Cynn; Christine, Byrge Sørensen; Signe, ten Brink; Joram, Köhncke; Anne, Uwemedimo; Michael, Oppenheimer; Joshua Photography: Arango de Montis; Carlos Mariano, Skree; Lars, Anonymous Sound: Tove Grønsberg; Gunn, Gugge Garnov; Henrik Music: Øysen Vister; Elin Participation year at FICM: 2013
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