This is my second movie review and also my
sixth assignment review for the Critical Literacy’s assignment. I am going to
review a movie ‘The Pianist’, a biographical war film directed by Roman
Polanski. This movie is a very interesting movie for me. The main actor, Adrien
Brody who cast as Władysław Szpilman is a famous Polish Jewish pianist working
for Warsaw Radio (taken from Wikipedia).
At the beginning of the plot, Szpilman’s
country was attacked by the German army. Britain and France had declared war on
Nazi Germany. This is when the whole villagers live turns out worst. After
their country had been ruled by the Germans’ army. The Jews has to live in an
awful life everyday and they witness each of the sadistic activity.
Szpilman’s family is desperate because the
Nazi’s had limited their right to own the money, the food and ask them to wear
the band. The family gives a very good example for us. Even though they are
desperate, but their family bonds are tight. They share the foods even it is
not enough to fill their stomach. It shows that they are not a selfish person
and care toward each other.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t help them to
stay together when one day Szpilman is separated from his family. The army
forced him to stay and become a slave labourer with others. Szpilman shows his
sad expression and it also make me cry too, but since he is a man, he surely
got a strong heart. Although he has to be a slave, sharing the foods, being
tortured by the Nazi, he still put up a spirit to live. He never gives up until
one day, he manage to escape from the cruel Nazi. I love the spirit shows in
this movie, it help me to be strong no matter what circumstances go through our
live. In the end, Szpilman’s spirit help himself to live and Warsaw is free
from the Nazis. He become a very famous pianist around the world and live
happily until his last breath.