a second film twenty two july from hollywood director paul greengrass takes a more conventional approach following the story before during or shortly after the attack when brave a kid is put on trial for his crimes this is for change. and scott roxboro from our culture desk is here good to see you why i turn this particular traumatic event into movie yeah i mean it's still fairly recent seven years ago and i think we all remember of the news footage have also been some documentary approaches to this to tell the story for both the directors of the norwegian director paul greengrass who's more famous for his hollywood movies they both said the same thing actually they said they wanted to pay tribute to the survivors and to the victims of this tragedy particularly the six one hundred years who were killed on the island of latoya but they also said both said that they wanted to create a permanent. record also of this of this event so that people would remember that this credibly important event probably the most traumatic event in always in history since the second world war would not be for

news we've had documentaries on the subject but in both cases with a norwegian film for my papa paul greengrass is the hollywood version of both cases the director said they wanted to do two things one is to create a permanent. memory of this event on cinema so that will not be forgotten and also very important to pay tribute to the victims and they thought that was best done in a way with films that could create an emotional experience as well as just the documentary something that a documentary maybe news footage couldn't do but as he said they take very very different approaches papa's approach is done the single take and very interestingly he only takes a perspective of the victims under space that is not seen in this film at all we only follow one victim. as she goes through the across the aisle and trying to survive from this unseen and her danger that's coming towards what was your reaction to the film from you know you've described i mean it's really gut wrenching i mean i guess the word is visceral you really have a sense. of death around around the next tree around the corner it's it'