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Werner Herzog and Errol Morris talk about "The Act of Killing" 

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To get more insight on Joshua Oppenheimer's frightening and otherworldly documentary "The Act of Killing," we spoke to executive producers Werner Herzog and Errol Morris about the making of the film and how important it could be for the future of documentary cinema.
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The Act of Killing
In this chilling and inventive documentary, executive produced by Errol Morris (The Fog Of War) and Werner Herzog (Grizzly Man), the filmmakers examine a country where death squad leaders are celebrated as heroes, challenging them to reenact their real-life mass-killings in the style of the American movies they love. The hallucinatory result is a cinematic fever dream, an unsettling journey deep into the imaginations of mass-murderers and the shockingly banal regime of corruption and impunity they inhabit. Shaking audiences at the 2012 Toronto and Telluride Film Festivals and winning an Audience Award at the 2013 Berlin International Film Festival, The Act of Killing is an unprecedented film that, according to The Los Angeles Times, "could well change how you view the documentary form."
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@mannzymunster
@mannzymunster 8 лет назад
Imagine having that on your conscience? I have a panic attack when I think of something I said 20 years ago.
@tinyturnip7676
@tinyturnip7676 8 лет назад
The thing is that it's not -- or they do their best to separate themselves from their sins through escapism and diffusion of responsibility. "I was just guarding the truck" "We were only protecting the state"
@foljs5858
@foljs5858 5 лет назад
Imagine not caring less -- and thus not having that on your conscience, even though you did it. And it's not just these Indonesian guys. Western politicians routinely cause the deaths of tons of people and don't care less, they feel they did totally fine. Police routinely kill e.g. innocent unarmed people (even kids) and argue for their innocence and continue their police career just fine, and so on....
@saulgoodman7858
@saulgoodman7858 4 года назад
@Whizper2me but when you conflate normal speech with hate speech ..that's dangerous too.
@VeganRevolution
@VeganRevolution 4 года назад
I think anyone who eats animals is already to some degree numb to the act of killing
@nipplecollector7818
@nipplecollector7818 4 года назад
your profile picture looks like an M&M
@overlandertv
@overlandertv 11 лет назад
"Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth." - Oscar Wilde
@AlisonWilder
@AlisonWilder 6 месяцев назад
Just came back to this 10-year-old comment to say, "bruh, I give you THE INTERNET."
@jason_chrst
@jason_chrst 6 месяцев назад
:0
@HighOnPoint412
@HighOnPoint412 6 месяцев назад
woah you just gave him the internet that's badass@@AlisonWilder
@keimat4470
@keimat4470 6 месяцев назад
@@AlisonWilderthe internet and internet trolls have existed for way longer than 10 years…
@jfjvhgsieofl
@jfjvhgsieofl 8 лет назад
A film that is, upon first viewing, so obviously one of the best films of all time that it is overwhelming. It gives hope to all filmmakers that groundbreaking masterpieces can still be made, and proves that there is so much more ground to be covered in cinema. Thank God two of cinema's masters have sought to promote this great movie.
@isaachany2461
@isaachany2461 8 лет назад
What the fuck does that have to do with it?
@alistairkinnear8737
@alistairkinnear8737 8 лет назад
because they are equally vulgar and degenerate. sick fucks.
@alistairkinnear8737
@alistairkinnear8737 8 лет назад
If it has to be explained, you can't be told.
@candycabngfl
@candycabngfl 7 лет назад
Its called reality, deal with it.
@igorlthn1109
@igorlthn1109 9 лет назад
after watching this, you people should definitely watch "Senyap : The Look of Silence" it's made by Joshua Oppenheimer too but it's about the life of the victim's family. As an Indonesian who's learning history, the movie is so beautiful.
@garlicfries85
@garlicfries85 9 лет назад
Anugerah Ardiansyah I am looking forward to seeing it. And to the sleepless nights, afterwards.
@igorlthn1109
@igorlthn1109 8 лет назад
matt 3794 quality banter. i love you.
@garlicfries85
@garlicfries85 8 лет назад
matt 3794 so denial isn't just a river in Egypt...
@nalgitas3441
@nalgitas3441 4 года назад
You wrote this 5 years ago king😼👑
@jordanalbarn5239
@jordanalbarn5239 2 года назад
beautiful you said? this movie was actually so depressing, remembering my family was one of the victims too. but ironically this movie was banned from the country who has the dark history
@Ullbritt
@Ullbritt 10 лет назад
the genocide in indonesia had full support by the US btw
@Ullbritt
@Ullbritt 10 лет назад
***** who cares if they were muslims or not?
@nasserabourahme6537
@nasserabourahme6537 10 лет назад
***** Go troll somewhere else you racist dimwit. You have no place keeping company with these thinking people.
@alexdelarge1845
@alexdelarge1845 10 лет назад
***** indeed a lot of people cares about it. thats why we as society talk about it in the media. this was some decades ago and we still talking about it. so it DOES matters. those who forget their history are condemned to repeat it. thats why memory and truth are so usefull for us as society. fortunately you ARE JUST ONE IDIOT. just one! so it DOES NO MATTER WHAT ONE IDIOT SAYS
@rabby77777
@rabby77777 10 лет назад
yep america didnt give a fuck how many innocent people died
@spiritfired
@spiritfired 8 лет назад
+Ullbritt I wonder why. Worth researching.
@leftyfourguns
@leftyfourguns 10 лет назад
Love Werner Herzog. Very rare for a filmmaker to be so honest and true to his work
@wolfstar675
@wolfstar675 9 лет назад
Very rare? There are many who are honest with their work.
@SetzerBrain
@SetzerBrain 10 лет назад
My american friend showed me this movie. He sent a link early in the morning, with 12 hours difference with Jakarta Indonesia, I'm guessing the day is ending since he had time to watch a 2 hour plus youtube video, it must be night there in NYC. I didn't saw it right away. Later at night he asked if I saw the movie, and I said "Oh sorry i'll see it now." ...More or less two and a half hour later, my life changed, I was upset, angry, sad. I knew about the mass killings, I've read and studied them long beforehand, but this film took me so close to understand what is violence, racism, and most of all the killings. I believe I understand this movie and what it wanted to say almost entirely. I never saw any other film as honest as this. I don't understand why Morris would say he didn't learn anything from this film. This film should start a revolution in Indonesia, but it doesn't. Ignorance is as rampant as it persist in the bulk of youtube commenter in Indonesia. Until 1998 every Indonesian were forced to watch a complete opposite propaganda docudrama called the G30S/PKI. This movie should be the antidote for the brainwash, I really hope every single Indonesian will see this film.
@arkacoolin
@arkacoolin 10 лет назад
Yes I've watched, and I realized that in 1966 the people of Indonesia have been brainwashed. Sadly for us the people of Indonesia to experience such an event. Supposedly we achieved independence from the colonizers made ​​more peaceful. It's sad that there are such dark events. To be honest, now I see the Indonesian-Chinese people already feel / are like the natives, and the natives seen any Indonesian-Chinese people as well as natives too, we are now more diffuse and join hands with each other. Hopefully for the better future
@TheAwillz
@TheAwillz 4 года назад
Hello from the future, how’s life going? 😉✌️
@jamilatanbinselamathardajo2626
@jamilatanbinselamathardajo2626 4 года назад
I know ..the is reply is 6 years too late but if you're a citizen of South East Asia during those difficult time you will understand. The Korea War just ended. The Vietnam War is still part of out daily news. The Domino Theory is very very real to us. Communist China want to turn SEA into communist countries. The war against the communist in 1965 is also taking place in Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore. If China were successful, can you imagine what the world would be like now! Do not judge them. They were actually doing the dirty job of the CIA. The CIA were there definitely.
@class2instructor32
@class2instructor32 4 года назад
@@TheAwillz Badly! 2020 SUCKS!
@Larrypint
@Larrypint 3 года назад
@@jamilatanbinselamathardajo2626 don't try to blame the CIA cause they allowed it to happen but the roots are clearly like you said in the domino theory and the cold war but also the Islamic doctrine and the hate against rational atheism, not just communism.
@acoueslan7774
@acoueslan7774 4 года назад
The enormity of what they did is basically incomprehensible-beyond my ability to conceive of it. What sticks out for me years after seeing the film is the ending. To me, in that moment, the film turns and shines its light into my own heart. I am a collaborator in an elaborate act of violence. I wanted somebody to suffer. And that is what I felt I saw. Now how do I feel about myself? To me, that was the film’s genius.
@dalisman
@dalisman Год назад
Ending is just unreal.
@slimsmcgill
@slimsmcgill 10 лет назад
5:30 "Facts, per se, do not constitute truth." - Werner Herzog YES.
@FuzzGrunge
@FuzzGrunge 11 лет назад
"Facts per se do not constitute truth" Never stop being amazing Mr. Herzog.
@ryanmalm2356
@ryanmalm2356 10 лет назад
I can't believe 20 feet from stardom won the Oscars instead if this
@duncanhall7228
@duncanhall7228 10 лет назад
The Oscars (and general American viewing public) don't have the stomach for this kind of thing.
@ptjordan7793
@ptjordan7793 9 лет назад
Yes! 20 Feet from Stardom is a good documentary but it beating Act of Killing and The Square is insane!
@Elite942
@Elite942 9 лет назад
Ryan Malm The Oscar committee has a habit of awarding self-congratulatory, masturbatory films about it's own industry.
@LisergicoRojo
@LisergicoRojo 9 лет назад
Ender Arkanian it was 2013. Of course The Square wasn´t going to get any award, and the reasons have nothing to do with the film industry. things have changed -google geopolitics. it doesn´t have that habit neither on the documentary nor the foreign film categories -it awarded CITIZENFOUR, of course to make it look like it doesn´t have it´s own agenda. The Oscar Commitee voted a shit disinformation piece like "Argo" not for the masturbatory part of the fake movie but to smear the iranians. Luckily each and every one involved in the "incident" came out to debunk Bennifer BS comments about his "chronicle". As they stated, in fact the CIA was there two days and did next to nothing. _Iran_ wanted them out and actually "helped" negotiating with the ambassador a way to get them on a plane FAST to avoid bigger problems. They also openly stated they were NOT detained before getting in the plane. Of course no one gave a shit about their statements...
@fuckem187
@fuckem187 8 лет назад
+LisergicoRojo to be fair citizenfour was as good as the square. Although 20 feet winning was fucking shocking and disgraceful. Also Argo was solid but forgettable and safe, that was its crime. I wouldnt say it shat on iranians, rather just showed the danger of the revolution and also actually blamed everything on the american government in the intro for proping up the shah.
@uriahsky
@uriahsky 11 лет назад
What is the difference between what this film portrays and what the USA did in the Vietnam war? We killed 1.5-2.0 million communists in the war, many in the same way. We have never held any war crimes trials with McNamara being found guilty of anything or any other solder being charged. We gave them all medals. War Crimes are defined by the winners, so true.....
@JandJandJandJandJ
@JandJandJandJandJ 4 года назад
I know this comment is 6 years old but fucking nothing man. Anwar's squads were backed by the US too. Hell, Iraq had it happen too. Even conservative estimates say 110,000 civilians died in iraq, most estimates around 1,000,000. And even before that, we were funding people who were doing the exact same thing Anwar was doing back in the 80s under the Mujahideen and various other groups after they split up. Indonesia wasn't an isolated incident by any means, it's just another case study. Fuck the military The reason the US didn't give a fuck about rwanda was because we use murderers like that as a weapon all the time
@skyzone8644
@skyzone8644 4 года назад
uriahsky I know I'm like wayyyyyyyyy late but your so true
@jkjkjk100
@jkjkjk100 4 года назад
Exactly, US invaded iraq for what? Where’s the WMD? Anyway the us backed leader in indonesia afterwards was suharto and he was a dictator with questionable human rights record but us was fine because he was pro US. Even at the end of his regime (probably is not called that because he was “elected”), there was even riot close to genocide that kill many chinese indonesians. Guess where’s the americans? Nowhere to be found. And then, now you see US meddle in HK and uighur, we know that. us has motives and it’s not human rights even though they portrayed it that way.
@colinwoods9601
@colinwoods9601 4 года назад
JandJandJandJandJ I think you’re right on every level, but just as discussed in this video-this movie wasn’t about the historical facts of the genocide, but rather a human study of people behaving as though they had nothing to hide. If anything, the difference between this event and Vietnam is, the men who “fought” in Indonesia don’t have whatever cultural/societal barriers prevent them from acting honest and proud for their “duty”. It’s almost more forgivable in some sense, bc the US has been responsible for far more atrocities than the subjects of this film-we just all pretend it’s something more noble while they called it like it is, straight-up extermination.
@GreenGretel
@GreenGretel 3 года назад
@@JandJandJandJandJ Also the mass murdering deaths squads in Central America that Reagan illegally sold arms to Iran in order to fund, publicly likening them to our Founding Fathers as justification for his support.
@davidmal5151
@davidmal5151 7 лет назад
This film really showed me something I never experienced before. I told my (ex)girlfriend after ten minutes watching: come here, I will show you something you never saw before! And it was true. She was totally shocked, I had to finish the film alone. Amazing.
@coitusinterruptus1180
@coitusinterruptus1180 7 лет назад
That's why she broke with you.
@thomask6798
@thomask6798 2 года назад
@@coitusinterruptus1180 Well if someone called, Coitus Interruptus, isn't qualified to call it. Who would be?
@philmecup
@philmecup 10 месяцев назад
I agree, I’m glad to relate with you
@everythingviral972
@everythingviral972 5 лет назад
One of the most gripping, powerful documentaries I've ever seen. Brilliant.
@AndreaLabate
@AndreaLabate 9 лет назад
"I believe that documentary filmmaking - and I’m one of the great advocates - has to move away from the pure, fact-based movies, because facts, per se, do not constitute truth. Otherwise the Manhattan phone directory would be the book of books; four million entries, every single one factually correct. Mr. Jonathan Smith - his address and telephone number can be verified correct. But whether he has nightmares or whether he cries into his pillow each night, we do not know. And that’s where filmmaking has to move." One of most accurate definitions of documentary filmmaking I've ever heard.
@fuckem187
@fuckem187 8 лет назад
+Andrea Labate As Dostoevsky said "“My friend, the truth is always implausible, did you know that? To make the truth more plausible, it's absolutely necessary to mix a bit of falsehood with it. People have always done so.”
@fuckem187
@fuckem187 8 лет назад
+Andrea Labate And yes Herzog and Morris are the masters of making documentaries that are not just fact based. Fog of War, Grizzly Man and Mcullin are my favourite documentaries along with this. All are much more than factual information.
@acharich
@acharich 8 лет назад
💭🔥💭🔥💭
@barrybarnes96
@barrybarnes96 2 года назад
Is this Herzog referencing what he calls 'ecstatic truth'?
@guycitron5479
@guycitron5479 9 лет назад
"Most movies try to kill Thinking, take Thought and stick a knife in its back" - Errol Morris
@jonanjello
@jonanjello 9 лет назад
Indeed!
@Cubroncs03
@Cubroncs03 9 лет назад
+Sad Man "Ironic"? Ummm... no?
@SLAPnPOP726
@SLAPnPOP726 9 лет назад
Easily one of the greatest documentaries I've ever seen. Easily.
@rakkasaniron1696
@rakkasaniron1696 Год назад
This is one of those movies that just keeps popping into my head every couple of months over the years after first seeing it. I only ever saw it once, but that one viewing left an impression on me that goes beyond any other movie I've seen, even those I've seen dozens of times. It's hard to watch, but it's also so compelling and beautiful that you have to. Disturbing. Makes you rethink what you think you understand about humans. When I think of effective and meaningful documentary filmmaking, this is THE film that comes to mind.
@freshname
@freshname Год назад
Here I am, a person with the same experience . This film still comes to my mind every now and then. And it's ten years since I saw it for the last time.
@alexeymonk
@alexeymonk 9 месяцев назад
Just curious...could you name a few more documentaries that you consider effective and meaningful?
@rakkasaniron1696
@rakkasaniron1696 9 месяцев назад
@@alexeymonk let me guess, you’re assuming I’ve never seen another documentary in my life. But I didn’t say “documentary”. I said “movie”. I’m including all film. Not trying to be some documentary snob.
@rakkasaniron1696
@rakkasaniron1696 9 месяцев назад
@@alexeymonk Just curious about what you’re really getting at here. Because it SEEMS like you’re just looking for some stupid online argument.
@rakkasaniron1696
@rakkasaniron1696 9 месяцев назад
I’d say there’s more bad documentaries than good ones.
@iggyandhercat1856
@iggyandhercat1856 5 лет назад
It's absolutely not a play acting, it's reality for many Indonesians. We live in a place that looks like an alternate universe, politically. The politicians are shameless and the military, thugs, and ex military pride themselves on the massacre, the rape, the opressions that they had done because those actions have been rewarded by the government as heroic acts of nationalism. Anyone who critiques the government is automatically unpatriotic, crazy and can be accused as extremists or communists. This is what foreign meddling after 50+ years got us into. Discussions around this film shouldn't revolve only on how crazy it is, and how Oppenheimer is such a great director, it should also discuss the objective reality behind this film
@rakaipikatan8922
@rakaipikatan8922 4 года назад
Agree. Anything based of violent actions are welcomed in this country. Including faith movement.
@leob4403
@leob4403 3 года назад
@@PuckDaily read his comment again, he has lived in the country all his life, you have not
@leob4403
@leob4403 3 года назад
@@PuckDaily you didn't read the original comment. He/she says that innocent people were accused of being communists and tortured and murdered
@Sofiaode18
@Sofiaode18 3 года назад
@@PuckDaily Oh great, another militant anti-commie.
@wrarmatei
@wrarmatei 11 лет назад
In case anyone misses it, part of the impetus behind this film is to see whether a man's perception of his past acts will change after recreating the memories of them. This is a poignant social experiment because it will [I assume] say whether one can reach the conclusion that an act is despicable even though they could arguably live their entire life without ever confronting their misdeeds. Quite profound.
@The_Empire_Chronicles
@The_Empire_Chronicles 2 года назад
Most powerful "documentary" I've ever seen. Nothing like it exists anywhere else.
@wrarmatei
@wrarmatei 4 года назад
The clip of Anwar dancing is from such a crazy scene. It's so whimsical without context. Such a chilling scene though...well, they all are. The Look of Silence is really, really good too.
@kickpublishing
@kickpublishing 9 лет назад
One of the weirdest and yet most fascinatingly brilliant pieces of cinema I have ever witnessed.
@catramax
@catramax 9 лет назад
"I think we learn nothing" - Perhaps we do not. Western societies will see this and momentarily question our humanity, but no change will come of it. History will repeat itself and more atrocities will come. Indonesian indoctrination has manipulated the state for the past 50 years and despite this film, nothing will change. If we learned we would change but thats such a difficult thing to do it seems. Such a multilayered film. Love the themes it explores.
@PatrickDodds1
@PatrickDodds1 9 лет назад
"I think we learn nothing" - as I type, there is a company to the right of this comment called Fightland.com who have put up a video called Thai Prison Fights - it has had 4,171,552 views. Yeah. We learn nothing.
@guineapig55555
@guineapig55555 9 лет назад
Patrick Dodds u mad?
@edwardjones2202
@edwardjones2202 5 лет назад
Western Society was supporting it to the hilt for years. Indeed orchestrated it and armed the state doing it. Western society doesn't observe the inhumanity, it exemplifies it
@garretphegley8796
@garretphegley8796 4 года назад
@@PatrickDodds1 Thailand has a long history of Penal Muay Thai fighting competitions dating back all the way to 1767 (That's older than the United States). Quit Judging other people's Cultures you Asshole.
@TheNinj47
@TheNinj47 3 года назад
@@edwardjones2202 sometimes i wonder if people like you honestly believe the world was a better place if the supposedly thoroughly and inherently evil western european culture never happened
@monztar85
@monztar85 10 лет назад
what I like about this film is that it's not making any judgements, it merely seeks to tell a story and you place your own judgement. It's not a Michael Moore film that will twist facts and have blatant bias.
@monztar85
@monztar85 10 лет назад
*****, he might not lie exactly but he still will twist facts to serve his own political agenda. I consider myself a very liberal individual and although I do agree with Michael Moore and his message remember he's a filmmaker first and political activist second. He himself has admitted to this and to be honest it's not really a surprise. He tells the truth but not the whole truth.
@M22118
@M22118 10 лет назад
now what is your judgement?
@fabbrunette
@fabbrunette 10 лет назад
Michael Moore is a terrible documentary film maker. The only thing he documents are his personal opinions.
@M22118
@M22118 10 лет назад
Is your judgement that it was good these people were exterminated, or bad? And do you think there was a reason they were murdered, and a system responsible, or that it just happened because of "human nature" or "god's will"?
@zekesmith4274
@zekesmith4274 10 лет назад
M22118 monztar85, I take it that like the film, you are afraid to make a judgement.
@Pdids01
@Pdids01 11 лет назад
I can say that this is the best documentary I have seen from 2013 and arguably the best film I've seen from this year as well. It's an absolutely unforgettable and haunting experience.
@CzarZappy
@CzarZappy 11 лет назад
This was the best documentary I have ever seen. Thank you Vice, because if I didn't see this video, I might not have watched it.
@megavide0
@megavide0 10 лет назад
"I had never seen anything as powerful, as frightening and as surreal..!"
@noa335
@noa335 7 лет назад
Probably one of the best documentaries i saw.. not surprised that Herzog has a part in it
@mrtrik71
@mrtrik71 8 месяцев назад
Werner has the most stunning way of narrating and documenting he draws you in to the pure emotion I love his voice it’s so engaging.
@gdaymates431
@gdaymates431 8 лет назад
I developed some new wrinkles watching this film. My face the entire time was a mix of wtf and how is this real and how do these people exist and wtf and people are evil and wtf.
@mistercath
@mistercath 8 лет назад
+Temps dude this movie was one of the craziest documentaries i've ever seen, for sure.
@andrewbudd8609
@andrewbudd8609 8 лет назад
Africa
@hogochodo
@hogochodo 8 лет назад
+matt 3794 you're missing the point entirely
@WZRDr
@WZRDr 8 лет назад
+Ryan Jones dont even bother trying to educate him.. ive seen his comments on the movie.
@mhsmhs2217
@mhsmhs2217 8 лет назад
Matt, maybe you right. This documentary doesn't tell why Anwar killed the commies. Only tell one perspective?? I'm not saying they had the rights to kill everything like barbarians but you gotta show both perspectives. Anwar said "I know it was wrong, but I had to do it". This documantary doesn't tell why he had to do it right? Especially about Pancasila Youth. It has been an issue to Anwar Congo, after he saw the movie, he said he feels betrayed by Joshua. He said Joshua even lied about the titles of the documentary. He continued "How could you show like Pancasila Youth is like an evil organizastion. You don't know how many Pancasila Youth members had been killed by that party!" I'm an Indonesian so I know Party Communist Indonesia (PKI), they killed many people, they wanted to take over the country, killed 7 Generals (heroes of Indonesia in Netherland's occupation till Japanese occupation) just so they'd be the only ones who could rule without any rivals, they also killed The Muslim priests, Pancasila Youth members. A lot of them. Of course people would say it was goverment conspiracy bla bla bla.. But still, Anwar Congo and his buddies didn't kill for no reasons. And those reasons are the facts that they don't show on the Act of Killing.
@RohitPant04
@RohitPant04 2 года назад
Joshua Oppenheimer, i salute thee! Very well presented documentary. So different in it's style. Well done! 👌
@chira00chira
@chira00chira 8 лет назад
Jagal and Senyap made me think about many things. What's the truth? What's the lies? I know that New Order was an era of terror, but I never thought it was this brutal. Mr. Oppenheimer and all his crews did a very good job with this movie.
@tahnadana5435
@tahnadana5435 8 лет назад
i think josh was very lucky to not make his film in jawa...this was in medan...because after they realize that the documentary is not what they think it is..they stop talking to anyone..
@zuhdizakwan1915
@zuhdizakwan1915 8 лет назад
damn i am from medan, but currently i am at Malang, studying :/
@tahnadana5435
@tahnadana5435 8 лет назад
gmn tanggepannya orang medan liat film ini?
@USERACCOUNT40001
@USERACCOUNT40001 11 лет назад
This movie was incredible, and this interview actually really adds a lot more to the movie than I expected
@binkymagnus
@binkymagnus 11 лет назад
This was the most incredible movie I've ever seen in my life. WH's observation that "facts, per se, do not constitute truth" is so important. And so few people understand this. In our world where we're increasingly becoming little facts in Big Data, this is an important thing to understand.
@hanaphelps9971
@hanaphelps9971 3 года назад
All things aside Werner has an amazing voice.
@DurdensVision
@DurdensVision 3 месяца назад
Only Documentary that I have tried to watch twice and have turned off because of how intense it was.
@RameenFallschirmjager
@RameenFallschirmjager 4 года назад
Jesus! I felt a genuine chill in my spine watching this video! "We stopped looking for monsters under our bed when we realized that they were inside us" ― Charles Darwin
@anarki777
@anarki777 9 лет назад
It's a damn good film guys, watch it if you get the chance.
@riverdeep399
@riverdeep399 5 лет назад
anarki777 What is it called please?
@akbarn7949
@akbarn7949 5 лет назад
@@riverdeep399 act of killing jagal senyap
@AT-rq8xy
@AT-rq8xy 4 года назад
kupis1408 the difference is that this is a real story. Without any fiction in it. The other two you mentioned are pure fiction. I was born during one of this massacre and my parents and grandparents generation are witness to it. Chinese being killed randomly on the streets.
@ganev6652
@ganev6652 10 лет назад
My father witnessed a Nazi collaborator cutting a throat and 'engraving' a star on captured Partisan's forehead. Later that day, the same guy, drank a whole bottle of Plumb Brandy then blew himself with the hand grenade. His buddies couldn't understand why?
@rabby77777
@rabby77777 10 лет назад
you reep what you sow... are mybe he was just pissed of , and said fuck it
@thebecks6356
@thebecks6356 3 года назад
Why do i think when i read of this on dude on a Podium meme
@VideoPotatoCollective
@VideoPotatoCollective 4 года назад
I just watched the documentary. I highly recommend it to those who haven't seen it yet.
@AlabasterSmudge
@AlabasterSmudge 10 лет назад
Herzog has fascinating hair.
@christiankleibrink1140
@christiankleibrink1140 4 года назад
My aunt is from Indonesia and she seemed to not know what was going on there in this time. She is not aware that it happened or at least she told me that🤔so horrible what happened. This,, documentary,, really got me. I think the director did a great job with this style that some of the mass murderers could feel what their victims felt maybe and that they felt guilt for what they ve done although the public may see them still as heroes.
@landey94grocks
@landey94grocks 2 года назад
That’s not surprising, i myself an indonesian never knew the genocide that was committed to supposedly the “villains” before i watched this film & most indonesians still not aware of this as well, even to this day the organization who carried out the genocide is still powerful.
@tnminhkhoi1398
@tnminhkhoi1398 10 дней назад
​@@landey94grocks I am a Vietnamese and recently read the book The Jakarta method and it is truly painly for what terror your country has experienced. Suharto's regime literally killed so many people that everything become silent because there is no one left to tell.
@carta8399
@carta8399 6 лет назад
6:24 "Whatever documentary is its not adult education" So true
@yongbobe478
@yongbobe478 5 лет назад
THE Masterpiece of Documentary filmmaking in the last 10 years. Period.
@milesedgeworth132
@milesedgeworth132 6 лет назад
The amount of people defending the actions of Indonesia. It was straight up genocide. They targeted the Chinese and killed them one by one like sheep. 500,000 Chinese were killed in that moment.
@akbarrahadianto3897
@akbarrahadianto3897 4 года назад
Not just chinese, sukarno’s supporter, communists, workers, peasants and others leftist and progresive politician were killed during 1965 communist purge.
@craigk1976
@craigk1976 3 года назад
Pure art on film. Heavy subject matter. Fascinating documentation of bazaar, dark, human behaviour. Not everyday film, and probably for good reason.
@MrChokenspit
@MrChokenspit 10 лет назад
Captions on, beginning of the video: [speaking in foreign language] Thanks captions. Great film, though. 10/10
@lancegoodthrust546
@lancegoodthrust546 7 лет назад
First I watched The Act of Killing an now to see Herzog review it... Too surreal it bruised my brain.
@FUNPOV
@FUNPOV 10 лет назад
would be amazing to see those 8 minutes that Josh showed Werner...
@AlonsoRules
@AlonsoRules 2 года назад
Herzog and Morris are the Senna and Prost of documentary films. Absolute masters of the craft.
@freyaeabjrnlund6494
@freyaeabjrnlund6494 10 лет назад
This is a big one alright ... Looking forward to The Look of Silence!
@carolemessier7074
@carolemessier7074 Год назад
Two of my favorite film makers ❤
@juangerber5336
@juangerber5336 6 лет назад
This movie tells us that We can all become that, we can or could've been the guy murdering people. Why? Because he tells us, he realises other people suffer when they ask him, if he'd known earlier, he wouldn't have killed. Please, everyone: Learn.
@johnk.lindgren5940
@johnk.lindgren5940 11 лет назад
Werner Herzog greatest all round living director, editor producer and presenter. Trust me!
@YearOfCam
@YearOfCam 10 лет назад
It seems 'reality' (documentary) has caught up, at last, with 'fiction' -- in this case, De Sade (who the movie's protagonists keep mentioning) and PierPaolo Pasolini's interpretation of him, SALO -- there are scenes here which might have been outtakes from Pasolini's grim masterwork. The 'happiness' factor says much about how memory buries truth and 'dresses it' to make it thinkable & addressable by those who go through it. In his interview Morris questions whether one can 'get away with a crime psychologically' -- HERE De Sade both asks and answers: KNOWING that X is criminal is the most human, or most vital of properties. We give all too little credit to what we KNOW or instinctively sense, VERSUS what someone 'tells us'. To ask 'can I get away with this crime?" is to admit a crime has been committed, which is to accept one's own humanity, and deny external versions of truth.
@mrtrik71
@mrtrik71 8 месяцев назад
Bravo Errol and Werner this is so interesting because I never seen this type of documenting and I get it wow !
@ceedubya4634
@ceedubya4634 6 лет назад
Honestly, Morris didn't add anything here. Fantastic, unforgettable film.
@Tiff_and_Markie
@Tiff_and_Markie 6 лет назад
A lot of Indonesian would say that the communist party was not sinless and they too had their own killings, but I don't think the point of this documentary was to prove the innocence of the communist party. That's far from it. And I understand that communism isn't according to Pancasila and hence is not suitable for Indonesia. But the act of G30S was very blurred and it's more of an attack launched by a few people, and then PKI gets blammed for the killing of the generals. Whether PKI really did that or not, it does not justify the genocide of 1,000,000 people. Innocent people were killed, most were not affiliated with the communist party.
@KCstreets
@KCstreets 9 лет назад
12:05 "it's a big one, and it's gonna stay for long dong time"
@EzziiG
@EzziiG 11 лет назад
when i saw herzog in the title i knew it would be good, hes one of my favorite documentary filmmakers, into the abyss was a tremendous documentary about the death penalty in america, its a must watch for documentary lovers
@tnerbtnerb5136
@tnerbtnerb5136 7 лет назад
People need to think of ethics and human psychology like logic or mathematics (itself a logic construct). It follows rules based on variables, and the moment a variable's properties are changed, the answers and norms for all future equations are different. These film directors find it "surreal" that a death squad member would willingly reenact their crimes publicly for a piece of media. But this is because they're under the erroneous presumption that their world POV is the only correct one and anything else is insanity or "evil" playing itself out. Did these actors, now or then, see their victims as equals or even People? Perhaps they believed that their views on communism proved they were subhuman or irredeemably evil corruptions upon humanity, and they're happy to reenact what they perceived (or still perceive) to be purging true humans of irredeemable evil. All it takes is for one variable to be different to permanently alter perspective. I feel Herzog said it himself best (though failed to grasp the full weight of it). You can have all the facts and not know the truth.
@Joondiman
@Joondiman 4 года назад
They should make a movie about every genocide
@GetToDaChoppa-k5r
@GetToDaChoppa-k5r 8 лет назад
I thought it was a great film, however, I disagree with Werner about the art of surrealism not gelling well with the film medium. You just have to look at the work of David Lynch and Terry Gilliam to debunk that argument right away. Of course he is entitled to his opinion.
@acharich
@acharich 8 лет назад
It's subjective I guess.. 💭💭💭
@GetToDaChoppa-k5r
@GetToDaChoppa-k5r 8 лет назад
Acharich Speaks very true. Werner may even think those directors are pants for all I know.
@axmashford1
@axmashford1 8 лет назад
+no hassle Lynch & Gilliam are genius; however when it comes to film and surrealism, Jodorowsky is the true mastermind
@GetToDaChoppa-k5r
@GetToDaChoppa-k5r 8 лет назад
Max Ashford I will have a look at his work :)
@Jadinass
@Jadinass 8 лет назад
Werner Herzog is an eccentric who doesn't believe in surrealism and symbolism. He sees no real value in it. Interestingly tho he did coproductions together with David Lynch at some point.
@Rakkoonn
@Rakkoonn 11 лет назад
He is saying it's not just about what happened, but how the people involved felt and thought.
@charmicarmicat2981
@charmicarmicat2981 10 лет назад
I'm going to watch this movie right now and see how I feel about it. And probably post another comment.
@nerdbot4629
@nerdbot4629 2 года назад
The ending itself is worth viewing the whole film
@00oa4
@00oa4 6 лет назад
"film and surrealism have never really worked well together"... Jodorowsky.
@BIGBIRD208
@BIGBIRD208 2 года назад
Just watched hours ago. This is the most complicated look at evil.
@pipestone67
@pipestone67 9 лет назад
Look at the comments and one can see why this all happened in the first place.
@kwtsr21
@kwtsr21 11 лет назад
I LOVE YOU JOSHUA!!! I don't know anything until you told about my country. This movie is banned in our country. :(
@jonbruh
@jonbruh 4 года назад
"The Jakarta Method"
@texshelters
@texshelters 11 лет назад

Rating: Pay full Price, see it Twice. There is no other film like this, and I hope there never will be. This is not because of the quality; it is well done, but because of how powerful and affecting it is for the participants and the audience and the tragedy from where it stems.

 With all due respect Mr. Herzog: Surrealism works in film, in Bunuel's films especially. Watch Pan's Labyrinth (again) for a wonderful modern example. Peace,
 Tex Shelters
@EOD423
@EOD423 3 года назад
Werner Herzog could make a movie about belly button lint and still make it sound fascinating and enthralling.
@barefootandindependent
@barefootandindependent 4 года назад
Just told my film crew that EM & WH were my favorite in the documentary game.... So looking to see if there was a trailer for Vernon, Florida... We found this gem with both of them together!! Sidenote: TAOK is phenomenal! ThEnd!
@nuruddinaraniri2161
@nuruddinaraniri2161 9 лет назад
Pemuda Pancasila them not Pancasilaist just Only traitor Pancasila Dasar kumpulan Preman Pasar
@rayhanradhitya1126
@rayhanradhitya1126 6 лет назад
ati2 kalo ngomong
@bunnyfreakz
@bunnyfreakz 5 лет назад
This is what happens when you justify evil act to purge another people.
@CarrVanPool
@CarrVanPool 9 лет назад
Extraordinary thoughts on an extraordinary film.
@AssocUSA
@AssocUSA 4 года назад
Yo that guy is in the Mandalorian
@jamie_mkv
@jamie_mkv 4 года назад
he's also an acclaimed director bro
@ben-jam-in6941
@ben-jam-in6941 4 года назад
I was wondering why I recognized him and honestly decided he must remind me of one of the men portraying German soldiers in the documentaries I watched tonight. Nope that dude has terrible intentions for baby Yoda. Thanks for that
@bigo0723
@bigo0723 4 года назад
I just realized up until now I have literally had no idea how Errol Morris sounded and looked like, so I did not expect this casual guy but somehow it kind of fits.
@AguacateOfficial
@AguacateOfficial 9 лет назад
do I watch this before or after I watch the documentary?
@hippogryph12
@hippogryph12 9 лет назад
Aguacate Booking i think better to watch it before, then watch it after if you feel like it (like i did)
@HelloThere-lo3qi
@HelloThere-lo3qi 4 года назад
Where can i watched?
@meinungabundance7696
@meinungabundance7696 Год назад
Facts DO constitute truth. What a weird comparison with the Manhattan Directory!! Facts we are talking about are a sequence of actions, not a list of telefone numbers!
@nuncet
@nuncet 10 лет назад
5:23 "and im one of the great advocates" spacko
@bobchannel2524
@bobchannel2524 10 лет назад
"there wont be such a powerful movie in the next one or two or three decades. period."
@DesiranKehendak
@DesiranKehendak 4 года назад
The Act of Killing has changed the landscape of how ordinary people discuss the 1965 massacre. Fun fact: the province where most of this film took place known as one of the infamous part of the country. Recently a journalist, activist, a judge, have been found dead with questionable causes. All have similar pattern: they fought the big guys. So things are pretty much the same.
@necrophagi
@necrophagi 10 лет назад
Best comedy of 2013.
@wolfstar675
@wolfstar675 9 лет назад
What?
@kegheihga3374
@kegheihga3374 6 лет назад
make sure to not cut yourself on that edge
@lolcatjunior
@lolcatjunior 5 лет назад
Edgy teenagers posting stupid insensitive shit. Wonder how he would react if somebody close to him died.
@pumpkin1901
@pumpkin1901 11 лет назад
" facts ,per se, do not constitute truth ", I could listen to Herzog for days , he's great. what's with the subtitles?
@SectumSempra616
@SectumSempra616 8 лет назад
11:22 "'War Crimes' are defined by the winners. I'm a winner. So I can make my own definition. I needn't follow the international definitions." -Hillary Clinton.
@cinesimonj
@cinesimonj 8 лет назад
Because you're not interested in discussing reality.
@SectumSempra616
@SectumSempra616 8 лет назад
Come again?
@bentimover8095
@bentimover8095 6 лет назад
You mean YOUR president Bush and YOUR president Trump. Sit down and stfu deplorable!
@iggyandhercat1856
@iggyandhercat1856 5 лет назад
Actually that guy in the movie said that, he didnt quote nobody, it was all him
@redafm4505
@redafm4505 5 лет назад
I hope we all got wooshed because if not you are an asshole
@Official-OpenAI
@Official-OpenAI 3 года назад
10:10 "Is it performance or is it real" It's both. I'm thinking, without being a pyschopath, the murdering had to take place at a very risky mentality state. These killers had to fool themselves into thinking that everything was okay and the killing was for good; something that is easier done when you're younger and more concentrated on surviving than being humane. Then when they are re-enacting, they feel differently and as you see in the documentary itself, the old man gets very emotional. Though I would say all this was more real than performance.
@schpoingle
@schpoingle 9 лет назад
is it weird they happily do this? no. it's context. we call it murder (i do to), but look at american murder/war. Do war vets happily talk about wars? Do people who didn't even participate want to pretend to be killing in re-enactments? Humans want to kill. It's exciting and empowering. Now lets see a film where ww2 vets are dressed in drag and re enact dropping napalm on women and children in japan while at home we put japanese american citizens in concentration camps.
@wendyberrios5957
@wendyberrios5957 6 лет назад
schpoingle I fell like you're grossly oversimplifying this film. It goes beyond simply politics, society, and human nature and questions the cohesion between them all. Yes, of course humans love to kill. We are animals after all and we also love to mate and eat. As an "advanced" society almost globally we have restrictions of who we have sex with and how much eating or weight is acceptable. Almost universally, we as a species restrict our ability to kill one another, the act of killing if you may, and it is precisely this aspect of being a human being in a society of other humans that this film wants to communicate.
@phreak761
@phreak761 6 лет назад
Wendy Berrios I have yet to see an "advanced" society.
@philmecup
@philmecup 10 месяцев назад
This has far less views than more sensational videos, but the guy has spoken more truth and honesty than the others combined in my opinion
@LaReginadelleFoche
@LaReginadelleFoche 10 лет назад
The author is confused because he insists on applying his own moral metrics to other people. Some feel guilty when they murder, some feel happy, some feel whatever, it's just the way it is
@LinLinvy
@LinLinvy 7 лет назад
Feeling happy for killing people is not "just the way it is", no-one is born happy to kill except psychopath
@fatmawati3559
@fatmawati3559 6 лет назад
They felt happy because they think they are the hero and has saved many lives. Thats why no regret, the propaganda so strong, and knowledge so low.
@ryan85oh
@ryan85oh 11 лет назад
Chrome web browser + Ad Block = no more ads
@justgivemethetruth
@justgivemethetruth 7 лет назад
seems sick to me. the more civilized the world become, the more someone who broke free of that civilization was free to engage in criminal behavior and the more uncivilized things become. Then they get so bad there is a backlash. People are not good at steady state , people are stupid.
@DubInACup
@DubInACup 11 лет назад
saw this the other week, fuckin amazing one of the best documentaries ive seen
@KaiEskelinen
@KaiEskelinen 11 лет назад
Its desturbing me that i ceep finding u again and again on youtube, three days in a row
@bigpompano1659
@bigpompano1659 4 года назад
“Chacha” *starts dancing* “da-da-da. da-be-da-da” made me lol
@Tony-eo3jf
@Tony-eo3jf Год назад
Possibly the most important movie ever made
@jamilatanbinselamathardajo2626
@jamilatanbinselamathardajo2626 4 года назад
The killings were an open secret in Asia. It happened for 2 years and the USA specifically the CIA condoned it since it was part of their war against communism. The US army fought communism in Korea and Vietnam to ensure that the "Domino Theory" is proven wrong. Countries like Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand were fighting the communist too at the time and they totally supported the actions of Indonesia! What is so different with what was happening Indonesia with the many massacres of innocence civilians by the US Army in Vietnam as in the 'My Lai" tragedy for example! The film makers should also make films about crimes committed by the US Army and the west across Asia up to today in countries like Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan!
@cannesberges5870
@cannesberges5870 11 лет назад
Just got done watching this documentary. Wow! It was quite long(i'll admit, i got a bit bored in the middle)....but overall, was a very eye-opening documentary. I learned so much about Indonesian politics(back then and even today). Indonesia politics sounds even more corrupt than Indian politics(another Asian country well known for it's endemic corruption).Thanks to this documentary, I'll be travelling with a whole new perspective when i visit Indonesia in 2014.
@ever2gut1
@ever2gut1 11 лет назад
they didn't cut the movie down, so they didn't cut the ad either
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