"A Beautiful Life" uses black humor to describe the joys and sorrows of Guido's family in the Nazi concentration camp, showing Guido's vision of a beautiful life and his unique optimism in a cruel environment
. This film is completely different from any previous film that reflects the theme of World War II. It is a black comedy. It faces the history of World War II through another aspect from a fresh perspective that transcends the norm. From his unique perspective, Roberto Benigni gave all people injured in World War II an injection of painkiller.
"A Beautiful Life" is not a tragedy. From the very beginning, Guido's funny appearance shows that director Roberto Benigni wanted to create a comedy atmosphere, but he definitely did not deliberately weaken the ideological nature of the film for the sake of kitsch. In fact, on the contrary, Bernini did this in order not to be kitsch, to express deeper thoughts, and to prevent the audience from indulging in shallow touches. Bernini just wants to tell all people who truly love life through this film that nightmares are temporary and that a beautiful life is forever. Even in the concentration camp, Guido always had a smile on his face
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