Grave of the Fireflies and the State of the World – Beneath the Tangles

I was reminded of Grave of the Fireflies, one of the first anime films I ever watched, when Mark recently posted about his love for Studio Ghibli.  He remarked that the movie "creeped him out."  For me, it was just massively depressing, especially because of it's haunting basis in truth.  I think about rewatching it…

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