On July 22, 2011, on Utøya island, 69 teenagers died in 70 minutes, shot by a right-wing extremist. The main focus of the media has been on the perpetrator. Filmmaker Carl Javér decided to take a different approach. He believes we must listen to the memories of the survivors. In his film, four young people – Rakel, Mohammed, Jenny, and Torje – talk about their perception of that inconceivable day. To illustrate the events, twelve volunteers reconstruct them in a film studio, based on eyewitness accounts, with simple outlines on the floor to mark the various sites. The goal of the relatively matter-of-fact reenactments is not empathy, but rather awareness. And the reconstruction of the brutal act of terror also serves to help the survivors come to terms with their traumatic experiences.