LISTEN: ‘The Look of SIlence’ Helps Indonesians See the Genocide They’re Afraid to Acknowledge

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Documentary filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer talks with Truthdig’s Robert Scheer and Kasia Anderson and KCRW’s Joshua Scheer about the influence his films “The Act of Killing” and the just-released “The Look of Silence” have had on life in Indonesia, where the perpetrators of a 50-year-old massacre still hold power.

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