Waltz with Bashir
Why this pick
Like Tower, it uses animation to confront real traumatic violence, blending testimony, fractured memory, and restrained visual stylisation into an unsettling act of remembrance.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Tower, it uses animation to confront real traumatic violence, blending testimony, fractured memory, and restrained visual stylisation into an unsettling act of remembrance.
Why this pick
Its animated interviews protect a real subject while making recollection feel immediate and intimate; it shares Tower’s humane, investigative approach to lived trauma.
Why this pick
Archival documentary and rotoscoped animation collide in a vivid reconstruction of 1960s political unrest, echoing Tower’s inventive way of bringing past events emotionally into the present.
Why this pick
A formally daring memoir-documentary that recreates historical atrocity through crafted figurines and testimony, with the same grave, reflective commitment to making absent history felt.
Why this pick
This urgent postwar documentary assembles testimony and found material into a warning about violence and civic complacency, matching Tower’s serious engagement with public trauma and collective memory.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Claire Wilson James

Allen Crum
Jerry Day