
Life is Beautiful: Beautiful
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Many movie fans shy away from foreign films because they have subtitles, or their over all composition is in a very different, and sometimes confussing style. This, however is one that you should not miss. It is funny, horrifying, touching, and suspenceful. It is about an Italian Jew who is taken to a concentration camp with his young son in WWII. To keep his son alive, he tells his son that it is all a game -- a silence game, or hide and seek, or a see-how-long-you-can-go-without-eating game. Driven by the desire to win the game, his son becomes quite good at remaining invisible to the Germans. The most remarkable trait this film possesses is that it is funny in parts, without compromising the seriousness and utter horror in other parts. In fact, I think the humor makes the horror that much worse.
Review ID: 10000000001865751

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