Yes, it seems like it was only a few years ago. 77 innocent people slaughtered. Tragic!
Today, the New York Times had a list of 50 films that are now available on Netflix, and are "must see"s", including "July 22nd", a dramatization of the attacks, the attacker, and his victims. (In English). I'm glad I watched it, although the first part of it is very difficult to watch. This is the blurb about it in the Times:
‘22 July’ (2018)
The director
Paul Greengrass returns to the documentary-style immediacy of his “United 93” (
also streaming on Netflix) and “Captain Phillips” with this dramatization of the 2011 Oslo terror attacks, in which the bombing of a government building was used to set the stage for a mass shooting at a teen summer camp.
Those horrifying, gripping sequences are not for the faint of heart, but (unlike with “United 93”) the story doesn’t stop there; his portraiture of the tragedy’s aftermath is tough and complex, and the film doesn’t have to overstate the continuing presence of this kind of terror.
A/B