Tsushima Maru: Sayounara Okinawa (1982)
How it feels
A documentary anime tells the true story of a freight boat carrying schoolchildren that was sunk by an American submarine in 1944. The film was made by surviving family members and uses realistic depictions alongside deliberately distorted character designs.
soberinghistoricalrealisticheartbreakingcontemplativepersonalsombertraumaticearnest
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