The perspective of a soldier fighting in a criminal war can be as compelling as any other perspective. In giving this perspective, Waltz with Bashir at least tries to be honest in a way that prevents it from being written off entirely as "shoot and cry" propaganda. Folman, whose parents survived Auschwitz, can’t remember the events of the Sabra and Shatila massacre, which he equates with the Holocaust. The film relates his attempt to recover his memories of that day,…