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* HellIsThatNoise: The ungodly wails of a crowd of Palestinian women coming across the aftermath of a massacre site. [[spoiler: [[FromBadToWorse Then it turns out that]] '''those aren't the screams of actors'''.]]
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* AngryGuardDog: During his time in the army, Boaz ends up shooting twenty-six dogs, each time because their barking would alert the wanted Palestinians he was hunting. 20 years later, the dead dogs still haunt him, and the opening sequence is one of his nightmares of the dogs.
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* AngryGuardDog: During his time in the army, Boaz ends up shooting twenty-six dogs, each time because dogs: their barking have would alert the wanted Palestinians his unit was hunting, and he had informed his superiors that he couldn't shoot at other people, so he was hunting. assigned to dog duty. 20 years later, the dead dogs still haunt him, and the opening sequence is one of his nightmares of the dogs.them chasing after him.
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* AngryGuardDog: A soldier must shoot twenty-six dogs because their barking would alert the wanted Palestinians, and the dead dogs begin haunting him some 20 years later.
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* AngryGuardDog: A soldier must shoot During his time in the army, Boaz ends up shooting twenty-six dogs dogs, each time because their barking would alert the wanted Palestinians, and Palestinians he was hunting. 20 years later, the dead dogs begin haunting him some 20 years later.still haunt him, and the opening sequence is one of his nightmares of the dogs.
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* RealPersonEpilogue: The final scene is real footage of the aftermath.
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* RealPersonEpilogue: The final scene is real footage MatchCut: During Frenkel's description of day-to-day life on the aftermath.beach in Lebanon. We see a soldier in nothing but white briefs sitting down for breakfast on the beach, with a backgammon board and a football scattered about. He gets a phone call, puts down the plate, and stands up. As he's getting up, we match-cut to him in full combat gear in an orchard, hunting for terrorists.
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* RealPersonEpilogue: The final scene is real footage of the aftermath.
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The entire movie, including the in-person interviews, is fully animated - much of it in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash. It was the first feature-length animated Israeli film, and the second R-rated animated film to receive recognition from the Academy of Arts and Sciences with an Oscar nomination in 2009 for Best Foreign Language Film (which it lost to ''Film/{{Departures}}'').
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The entire movie, including the in-person interviews, is fully animated - much of it in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash. It was the first feature-length animated Israeli film, and the second R-rated animated film to receive recognition from the Academy of Arts and Sciences with an Oscar nomination in 2009 for Best Foreign Language Film (which it lost to ''Film/{{Departures}}'').film.
