This film is a definite life changer.

Rating: Null/10 (2 November 1998)

Seeing the beauty in life can be such a difficult process for the human being that has been destroyed by his/her environment. The pain and anguish of living blinds our site, and we go on pretending to live, missing the beauty before us.
This film is truly a life changer. A man imprisoned in a death camp (holocaust) presents this world to his son as a war game. His son never knows the truth about this horrifying world he now lives in, and he never sees the death before him. He only sees the beauty and playfulness of the war games so vividly described by his loving father. At the end, the boy has won the game...he has survived, yet survival was never an issue in his mind.
Magnificent.....I applaud the director and his team for this brilliant piece of film.
GC