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<result timestamp="1265702277" movie_id="239340-Waltz-with-Bashir-2008" action="index">
  <match id="2175">
    <short_comparison>Similar Style</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Equally personal autobiographical memoir about life in Middle East also uses animation to tell its story. </long_comparison>
    <type>Close</type>
  </match>
  <match id="65896">
    <short_comparison>As Political</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Equally political documentary also uses animation as a tool to reconstruct past events.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="67237">
    <short_comparison>More Mainstream</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>More mainstream drama also addresses the Israeli-Lebanon conflict through eyes of young soldiers.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="35083">
    <short_comparison>More Lyrical</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>More lyrical anti-war tale of 1982 Israel-Lebanon conflict uses soccer as bridge between the two sides. </long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="1598">
    <short_comparison>More Action</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Also addresses events in Israeli history and the power of memory; faster paced, with more action.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="4674">
    <short_comparison>Greater Objectivity</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>More objective documentary about Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the hostage event at the 1972 Olympics.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="63354">
    <short_comparison>Equally Anti-War</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Equally anti-war documentary offers a critical look at America's involvement in the Vietnam war.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="1090">
    <short_comparison>Coming-of-Age</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Another man (from Afghanistan) feels compelled to reconstruct his past, even if it means facing demons. </long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="3190">
    <short_comparison>More Tightly Focused</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Equally unusual documentary with more tight focus on one interviewee; similar re-creations of events.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="241954">
    <short_comparison>Similarly Subversive</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Wartime biography is more enigmatic, but similarly exploratory and subversive.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="4428">
    <short_comparison>Looser, More Linear</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Similar first-person war experiences are looser, more linear; similarly unconventional, personal.</long_comparison>
    <type>Creative</type>
  </match>
  <match id="38914">
    <short_comparison>More Sentimental</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Animated anti-war parable is more sentimental but equally powerful in message about impact of war.</long_comparison>
    <type>Borderline</type>
  </match>
  <match id="949">
    <short_comparison>Similar Technique</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Philosophical documentary uses similar technique of animating recorded interviews with subjects.</long_comparison>
    <type>Borderline</type>
  </match>
  <match id="89">
    <short_comparison>Similar Structure</short_comparison>
    <long_comparison>Similar exploration of one man's memory and past through interviews. Less unsettling.</long_comparison>
    <type>Wild Card</type>
  </match>
</result>
