CLEAN : Oscar-nominated film holds mirror to Indon

The transcript discusses a genocide in Indonesia, highlighting the contrast between silent survivors and boastful perpetrators. It explores how humans justify immoral actions and the role of the US in supporting the genocide. The film's impact on Indonesian media and its role in ending censorship is also covered.

What was the initial reaction of the survivors towards the idea of filming the perpetrators?

• They were eager to participate.

• They were completely against it.

• They were indifferent to the idea.

• They were hesitant and unsure about the safety.

How do people often justify their actions during atrocities, according to the video?

• By ignoring the events completely.

• By creating stories that justify their actions.

• By blaming others for their actions.

• By seeking forgiveness from the victims.

What role did the United States play in the Indonesian genocide?

• They supported and participated by providing resources and propaganda.

• They provided humanitarian aid.

• They were neutral and did not interfere.

• They condemned the actions and imposed sanctions.

What was the impact of the film on Indonesian media, as mentioned in the video?

• It caused a backlash against the filmmakers.

• It had no significant impact.

• It led to increased censorship.

• It encouraged media to stop censoring stories about the genocide.

What was the editor of Tempo Magazine's response after watching the film?

• He resolved to stop censoring stories about the genocide.

• He chose to retire from his position.

• He planned to make a documentary himself.

• He decided to continue censoring stories.