Norway Massacre: The Survivors Story 2012

Overview

Norway Massacre: The Survivors Story is a 2012 documentary film that examines the events surrounding the 2011 attacks in Norway. The film, which has a runtime of 45 minutes, explores the actions of Anders Breivik, who is responsible for the worst massacre in the history of the country. On the day of the attacks, Breivik killed eight people during the bombing of a government building in Oslo before traveling to Utoya Island. There, he opened fire and killed 69 people, many of whom were teenagers. Following these events, the world engaged in a public debate during his trial regarding whether the perpetrator was insane or driven by pure evil. To provide insight into the tragedy, the documentary features interviews with survivors of the murderous spree as well as individuals who knew or met Breivik. The film was released in Great Britain on December 4, 2012. It serves as a factual record of the aftermath of these events and the perspectives of those directly impacted by the violence.