Europe is on the eve of World War II, but the Bronski Theater in Poland has forgotten their situation and is still singing and dancing. When the actors felt the threat of war, Bronsky, the owner and star of the theater, only cared about his plays and business. The proprietress, who is also the most dazzling female star in the city, Anna was also busy dating his lover pilot Andre, but the good times did not last long. Soon after that, the troupe received a ban on performances because their performances contained anti-Hitler content. . The pilot Andre also flew to the UK to continue the battle against the Nazis, but because of the negligence of the soldiers, a list with the names of their relatives and friends fell into the spy Saran’s "You Flee and I Escape" this film is completely OK. The American version called "Escape from the Tiger's Mouth" has the same climax of plot arrangement, wonderful and compact, full of jokes but not far-fetched at all. The American humor and optimism are fully embodied through the clever ridicule and satire of the Nazis, and an impromptu speech delivered by a crappy actor in the film to divert the attention of the Nazis suddenly makes people tearful, although it is different from the comedy of the film. It’s a bit abrupt, but it makes people feel that the mood of the film is suddenly elevated. I strongly recommend everyone to watch it. This film made me realize that a good movie can have no special effects, no blasting, no big scenes, no love, no beauty, as long as It’s enough to have a good script and a good actor. After watching it with a smile, I think I’ll watch it again. There are now fewer and fewer movies like this.
View more about To Be or Not to Be reviews
