He doesn't understand: why are those people trapping themselves in the net? Why walk around in striped pajamas? Why don't you do your own job? Why did the Jews become the enemy of the German nation? Why is Parvo gone? Why did the mother later wash her face in tears and fall into endless quarrels with her father? Why did you tell that lie? How to make up for it? Why are you moving again? There are so many whys, in the middle of understanding and not understanding, the little people are trying hard to explore. So, he put on the pajamas himself, entered the Camp, and found the answer by himself.
Under the same uniform, who will know who is who? Which nation is not the same? He gave the world an answer with death.
I have seen many films about the German slaughter of Jews, and many are regarded as classics. However, I always feel that those films are too broad in perspective and too ambitious, and this one has become the most moving and shocking to me. No wonder that writing articles has always been required to have a smaller entry point, and tear it apart from a small opening to see more depth. Therefore, from the perspective of the little boy, the black and white eyes tell us that the world has made a mistake.
The acting skills of the two little boys are very good. Bruno's performance was remarkable, and I was even more surprised that Shmuel played the cowering concentration camp Jewish kid so real. Bruno appears as the protagonist of the whole film at the beginning, but when Shmuel appears in his pajamas, he realizes that this is the boy in the title. But at the end, I finally found the answer, it turned out that they were all. At the end of the film, I had a bad premonition from the time Bruno put on his pajamas. After hitting them into the shack, I only felt suffocated and suffocated, as if I had been strangled by my neck, making it hard to breathe... End credits When the song started, my hands and feet were cold, and I didn't know how to move for a while. Perhaps the human mind is ethereal, but the intuitive reflection of the body is the most real. This is a good film, especially a good film, you can understand it from your own physical experience.
I don't want to say anything more about this film, everyone who watches it will feel the same way. I just want to tell myself to remember this feeling, this is the reason why I fall in love with movies, so many good works make people reflect, shock, and make us seem to experience other people's lives in a short time. You have to continue to do something for the movie you love. You have to make your own films and write the script. Take it slow, and you will always have a work that you are satisfied with.
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