The Look of Silence

1001 Movies ... my own version (2010's) (100 movies items)

" Notes: Since I really loved ‘The Act of Killing’, I was of course really eager to watch Joshua Oppenheimer's directing follow-up, especially since it was some kind of sequel to ‘The Act of Killing’. Well, even though even it turned out be a more straightforward documentary than his previous directing effort, I was still really impressed and pretty much floored by the damned thing. In my opinion, this movie is such a deep dive into the human soul and it was just fascinating to behold. I"

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" Notes: Since I really loved ‘The Act of Killing’, I was of course really eager to watch Joshua Oppenheimer's directing follow-up, especially since it was some kind of sequel to ‘The Act of Killing’. Well, even though even it turned out be a more straightforward documentary than his previous directing effort, I was still really impressed and pretty much floored by the damned thing. In my opinion, this movie is such a deep dive into the human soul and it was just fascinating to behold. I"

A very good movie

“Since I really loved ‘The Act of Killing’, I was of course really eager to watch Joshua Oppenheimer's directing follow-up, especially since it was some kind of sequel to ‘The Act of Killing’. Well, even though even it turned out be a more straightforward documentary than his previous directing effort, I was still really impressed and pretty much floored by the damned thing. In my opinion, this movie is such a deep dive into the human soul and it was just fascinating to behold. I mean, this genocide in Indonesia was just the stuff of nightmare and it pretty much gives us a glimpse of what might have happened if the Nazis wouldn’t have been defeated and would still be in power nowadays. Obviously, this tragedy has been a huge trauma for the Indonesian people and it was just so fasc” read more

Top 10 best movies 2014 (20 movies items)

" Notes: Even though even it turned out be a more straightforward documentary than Joshua Oppenheimer's previous directing effort, I was still really impressed and pretty much floored by the damned thing. In my opinion, this movie is such a deep dive into the human soul and it was just fascinating to behold. I mean, this genocide in Indonesia was just the stuff of nightmare, obviously, this tragedy has been a huge trauma for the Indonesian people and it was just so fascinating to see how the peo"

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"#3"

Most Anticipated Films - 2015 (30 movies items)

"Result: #21 on "Best Films of 2015" list. Trailer: "

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"My Rating:7/10 "

Watched in 2018 (262 movies items)

"21.2. The Act of Killingin companion piecessä mies pyrkii saamaan jotain vastauksia tai katumuksen tunteita hänen veljensä tappaneilta miehiltä. Menneet ovat menneitä kaikkien mielestä eikä asioista kannata puhua, me teimme oikein, toisiaan naivat ne kommunistit, ei ollut uskontoakaan, näin leikataan kommunistin pallit pois. On varmaan sanomattakin selvää, etteivät käsitellyt asiat ole ihan helpointa sulateltavaa. Teknisellä puolella pieni tyylirikko on se, että keskiössä olevan"

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"The seeking of justice and the complex emotions of guilt and remorse and their necessity for forgiveness. "

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" Rating iMDB: My Rating: Director: Actors: Genre: The Plot:"

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"#4 "

Movies Watched in 2017 (302 movies items)

"August 27th Directed by: Joshua Oppenheimer"

Documentaries. (150 movies items)

"A family that survives the genocide in Indonesia confronts the men who killed one of their brothers. "

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"2015 Documentary Cinematography"

The 88th Academy Awards (2016) (54 movies items)

"Joshua Oppenheimer/Signe Byrge Sørensen "

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"First viewing - Nov. 29th A sequel to a documentary is an odd thing anyway, especially in this case where this one's predecessor The Act of Killing was such a tough watch anyway. This time we follow one man's journey toward closure regarding the death of his brother. It's all well-made but also depressing at times & gets repetitive after a while. The people involved are interesting enough I guess, but I wasn't as engaged as I was with The Act of Killing. Looking around at others' ratings it see"