Joshua Oppenheimer in conversation with Jared Case, curator of film exhibitions at Dryden Theatre @GeorgeEastmanMuseum
Joshua Oppenheimer in conversation with Jared Case, curator of film exhibitions at Dryden Theatre  @GeorgeEastmanMuseum
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Joshua Oppenheimer immediately made a name for himself in the world of documentary filmmaking with THE ACT OF KILLING, a film about the Indonesian genocide, an episode of Indonesian history still so repressed by its government that Oppenheimer has been banned from filming in the country.

In that genre-bending documentary, Oppenheimer proved he was interested in more than non-fiction, and with his latest film THE END, he creates a fictional depiction of lonely souls at the end of the world. 🌎

Revisit Joshua Oppenheimer in conversation with Jared Case, curator of film exhibitions at @drydentheatre, at a screening of THE END, that took place on December 10: youtu.be/hmNoHgLd3vM?feature=shared
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Joshua Oppenheimer in conversation with Jared Case, curator of film exhibitions at Dryden Theatre

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