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The Pianist (2002) (458 words) |
 | The grizzly reality feeling of the movie shell-shocked me in the first place but later on I recognized the pure feeling of the film: The horror what war does with innocent people truly is. the main story isn't about a war hero, but about people who don't want to die in this madness. |
| the classical tunes had such an enormous impact on me and portrayed the feelings of the main role of the pianist. |
| The fact that there are no hero's in a war movie is for me more than a welcome benefit. |
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The Pianist - Wladyslaw Szpilman - Holocaust Survivor from the Warsaw Ghetto (6586 words) |
| The Pianist - Wladyslaw Szpilman - Holocaust Survivor from the Warsaw Ghetto |
| The dignity of the pianist's manner has infinitely more impact if you know that this is the piece he was playing when Polish Radio was destroyed by the Nazis and that he returned to five years later, after the Nazis had been destroyed. |
| Szpilman, a talented Jewish pianist and composer, witnessed first-hand the horrors of the Warsaw ghetto. |
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