Film draws praise from survivors of 2011 attack as painful but necessary examination of dangers of extremism A real-time feature film re-enactment of the massacre by a far-right terrorist in Norway has premiered at the Berlin film festival, where it drew praise from survivors as a painful but necessary examination of the dangers of extremism facing Europe. Speaking at the world premiere of Utøya 22, a harrowing account of the killing spree carried out by Anders Behring Breivik on 22 July 2011, ...
Film draws praise from survivors of 2011 attack as painful but necessary examination of dangers of extremism A real-time feature film re-enactment of the massacre by a far-right terrorist in Norway has premiered at the Berlin film festival, where it drew praise from survivors as a painful but necessary examination of the dangers of extremism facing Europe. Speaking at the world premiere of Utøya 22, a harrowing account of the killing spree carried out by Anders Behring Breivik on 22 July 2011, ...
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