Decent animation but disgusting propaganda. It's hard to feel sympathy for massacrers.

No one saw anything. Nobody remembers anything. Nobody was there.

A thought provoking and interesting take on what equates to right and wrong in war. Beautifully animated with a distinctive art style with some very unique yet down to earth dialogue.

wish there were more animated movies like it, this is a masterpiece, so well edited.

Masterpiece: using animation to depict trauma. Israeli director Ari Folman uses visual medium to reconstruct repressed war trauma. Not action, not spectacle. Psychological archaeology work. Rotoscope technique lends unreality. Final shock: documentary footage destroys cinematic distance. For adults who understand cinema as thought medium.