In 1965, the Indonesian government was overthrown by military forces. As soon as the new regime came to power, it embarked on a brutal purge against left-wing party members and their supporters, as well as the Indonesian Chinese. In fact, anyone who has not shown a firm support for the new regime is included in this purging. In just one year, at least half a million people were massacred.
Adi’s brother was killed in the Indonesian Massacre in 1965. In 2014, the 44-year-old Adi and his surviving family watched the reenactment of the events of the year before confronting the murderer who killed their family in the past and conducted an unprecedented interview.
Adi is an optometrist. He often puts trial frames and lenses on these people for vision checks, while questioning all the parties involved in the death of his brother face to face. They are now old-fashioned. Tooth
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Adi’s mother is nearly 100 years old. She is very conflicted about the killing. On the one hand, she is one of the few people who can tolerate various unreasonable systems implemented by the Indonesian government. I can't get past that hurdle, and I can't explain the hatred in my heart. The most moving thing is that Adi’s 103-year-oldfather also appeared on the scene. His wife took care of his life skillfully. Because of Alzheimer’s disease, he had long forgotten the scene that caused him to lose his son. massacre.
