The document provides an analysis of the documentary film "The Act of Killing" directed by Joshua Oppenheimer. It summarizes the film's background on the Indonesian killings of 1965-1966. The documentary interviews Anwar Congo and other men who helped the army kill over one million alleged communists. They reenact their killing techniques. The analysis covers the film's participatory documentary style, narrative structure through Anwar's perspective, production focusing on his point of view, and camera work including close-ups, shots, and tracking shots. It concludes the film provides a powerful message that people can change and bring awareness to genocide.