To review a long and complex film like Joshua Oppenheimer's Jagal/Act of Killing (2012)1 in a short essay is not an easy task. As there are already 500 or so reviews out there that deal with the general aspects of its structure -"film within a film" -and the history that it reinvestigates -the killings of 1965-1966 and their continuing effect on the present socio-political status quo in Indonesia
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