"The Act of Killing" is a documentary that explores the mass killings in Indonesia during the 1960s, where over a million people were executed. The film focuses on former death squad leaders who reenact their crimes in various cinematic styles, revealing their chilling lack of remorse. Through this unique approach, the film challenges viewers to confront the nature of violence and the complexities of memory. The documentary also highlights the impact of these events on Indonesian society, as the perpetrators remain unpunished and celebrated. By showcasing the stories of the victims and the perpetrators, "The Act of Killing" raises important questions about justice, memory, and the consequences of impunity.