Documentary filmmaking is a journey into real-life stories, and sometimes, the truth is even more dramatic than fiction. Recently, I watched "The Act of Killing," a groundbreaking film that challenges how we perceive history through the eyes of those who shaped it. The unique approach of reenacting past atrocities brings an unsettling yet powerful perspective on the human psyche and morality. It left me pondering how the medium of film can be a tool for understanding and reconciliation. If you haven't seen it yet, prepare to be moved and challenged. What's the last documentary that made you question your beliefs?