A Really Good Movie

Rating: 10/10 (21 December 2018)

Life is beautiful is an 1997 Italian movie co-written by Roberto Benigni and Vincenzo Cerami, co-produced by Gianluigi Braschi and Elda Ferri, starring Roberto Benigni as the protagonist father. Though the material inside this film show the atrocities lived by the Jews in the camps, it also demonstrates a great deal of heart warming hope in the innocence of the young and immense caring, from the parents who would do anything for their child. As previously introduced, the event represented in the movie was indeed the concentration camps from the second world war. Everything and every event happening before and whilst the family were in the camp is true; discrimination, forbidden services from the Jews, slavery, starvation, gas chambers did exist once, a long time ago, but I would not recommend this movie to anyone who is trying to learn more about the second world war itself and the countries who participated since not one piece of information was shed during the movie. You could perhaps look at the uniforms and listen to the languages to orient yourself as to who is where but that would be all