Flee is a good documentary, a strong emotional story. If you don’t like indie slow-paced movies, this is definitely not for you. While I liked the story itself, I didn’t like the pacing that much. The music is nice though, the voice acting is okey, the animation is either love-or-hate, and it took a bit for the story to grasp me.
I liked the usage of animation to protect the identity of the protagonist, especially given his situation. I also like the mix with news snippets, archive footage, but some war archive videos are unpleasant, (including dead people), and it’s definitely not an animation for the little ones.
All in all, this is a good film about war, its horrors, and the scars it leaves on people, both physical and mental.
