(Anatomy of Evil/2010) The Vienna police have a new job for police psychologist Richard Brock. An employee of a multinational firm gets killed just before going on trial for embezzling millions. The money, however, was possibly used as a slush fund for the company. The only witness is the victim's sister, but all she can remember is a scar on the killer's stomach. When the witness is put under police protection, only the most trustworthy cops are assigned to the task, since there seems to be an informer in the force. But the operation goes totally haywire and Brock realizes that someone who knows them wants them dead.

(Anatomy of Evil/2010) The Vienna police have a new job for police psychologist Richard Brock. An employee of a multinational firm gets killed just before going on trial for embezzling millions. The money, however, was possibly used as a slush fund for the company. The only witness is the victim's sister, but all she can remember is a scar on the killer's stomach. When the witness is put under police protection, only the most trustworthy cops are assigned to the task, since there seems to be an informer in the force. But the operation goes totally haywire and Brock realizes that someone who knows them wants them dead.

(Anatomy of Evil/2005) A poetic filmic investigation of genocide and human evil. By the acclaimed Danish documentary filmmaker Ove Nyholm. Short Synops: Through filmed conversations with German soldiers from WWII and Serbian soldiers from Kosovo and the massacre in Srebenica director Ove Nyholm searches for an answer to how it is possible for soldiers in wartime to participate in more cruelty than anyone had thought possible.

(Anatomy of Evil/2005) A poetic filmic investigation of genocide and human evil. By the acclaimed Danish documentary filmmaker Ove Nyholm. Short Synops: Through filmed conversations with German soldiers from WWII and Serbian soldiers from Kosovo and the massacre in Srebenica director Ove Nyholm searches for an answer to how it is possible for soldiers in wartime to participate in more cruelty than anyone had thought possible.