In 1982, 19-year-old Ari Folmanwas serving in the Israel Defense Forces. One night 24 years later, in a bar, Ari Folman, who is already a film director, met an old friend. He told Ali that he had the same nightmare for many nights, that is, he was chased by 26 bad dogs, and The number of vicious dogs is the same every time. The two concluded that this was related to their experience of serving in the Israel Defense Forces at the time when the first Lebanon war was taking place. However, what puzzled Ali was that his memory of his experience at that time seemed to have been erased by an eraser. So he decided to travel around the world and visit those old friends and comrades-in-arms back then. He needed to understand what happened in his life during that period. As he got closer and closer to that period of history, his memory began to recover. It was an extremely painful history. In 1982, the Israeli army stationed in Beirut was directly responsible for the massacre of Palestine refugees
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Extended Reading
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[from trailer]
Ari Folman: After the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, I lost my memory. Now in order to remember, I am looking for those who can never forget.
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Himself - Interviewee: Memory is dynamic, it's alive. If some details are missing, memory fills the holes with things that never happened.