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Tower (2016)

Combining archival footage with rotoscopic animation, Tower reveals the action-packed untold stories of the witnesses, heroes and survivors of America's first mass school shooting, when the worst in one man brought out the best in so many others.

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Maitland McDonagh 11 Oct 2016

Powerful account of the 1966 spree killings on the University of Texas, Austin campus .

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Steven D 10 Jun 2017

I expected TOWER to be one of those clique documentaries that'll be forgotten the next day. But with its unique storytelling and stunning animation, how could I forget this masterpiece?! August 1, 1966: One sniper goes on a massacre on top of the tower in the University Of Texas. It takes you into eight different perspectives of the event by people that were unfortunately there to witness the horror. This has to be the best documentary I've ever seen so far, and it left me in such a heartbreaking mood. I love the style used in the animation, and it seems really similar to Ralph Bakshi's own style in American Pop. If you like documentaries and/or animation, I strongly agree that you watch this perfect documentary.

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Stefano C 17 Jan 2018

With a combination of archival footage and rotoscoped animation, the filmmakers recreate that day in all its horror and put viewers right in the middle of it. There is so much to love about this movie - the way it introduces us to the victims, the style, and the fact that the killer remains unidentified. He's not named, his face isn't seen, he gets the exact treatment he deserves: He's forgotten.

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Dorianator F 15 Jan 2017

Amazing documentary. Very unique. The colors and art style used was so beautiful. The story was done justice and it had a great cultural theme behind it.

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Justin Chang 26 Sep 2016

A gripping dramatic reconstruction, a tribute to the heroes and the fallen, and inevitably an expression of nostalgia for the days when a mass shooting still had the power to shock, Keith Maitland’s film weaves rotoscopic animation, archival footage and present-day interviews into a uniquely cinematic memorial.

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