Wals met Bashir

The animation choices felt deeply emotional and surreal at times. I'm curious how much thought went into using this style to reflect the unreliable nature of memory.

The way the graphic novel merges personal stories with historical events made me think about how memory shapes our understanding of history. Was this intentional to evoke empathy?

The visual storytelling felt very visceral and immediate. I wonder if the author considered other mediums before choosing graphic novel as the way to express these memories.