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This paper was inspired by the documentary The Act ofKilling, directed by an American-born, British filmmaker JoshuaOppenheimer and released in 2012. Provoked and appalled by whatis described as one of the worst mass murders in the 20th century,the movie director focuses not so much on the crime itself but theperpetrators of the crimes and the ensuing consequences. Apartfrom the need to bring to open and discuss this part of Indonesianhistory, as well as the consequences of the communist andsubsequent anti-communist political rules, this paper deals, on theone hand, with the question and the essence of human naturecapable of such monstrosity and on the other, with the role that artmust take in understanding and healing of the open wounds in anynation’s history as well as individual perpetrators of the crimes. Forthis purpose, the ideological framework of Erich Fromm as givenin his study Anatomy of Human Destructiveness and alsophilosophical ideas of Hanna Arendt, specifically concerning thenature of evil itself were used as theoretical framework.

A “MOUSE-TRAP” FOR INDONESIAN KILLERS: OPPENHEIMER’S THE ACT OF KILLING