What I felt

Rating: 10/10 (24 April 2015)

The performance of Roberto Benigni has a lovely magic full of emotion, feelings and especially love. This film is one of those movies that make you think for days and make you see things differently, spontaneity and simplicity with which tells a story that is not easy to count makes the movie really touch your heart and make you mourn. The theme of the Second World War and the abuse they endured the Jews have been treated at different times and from many angles but I think the film touches something that had not been seen and is a pure love between a father and his son. From the locker room to the music and reaching the proceedings there is a link that strengthens and enriches the story that message of hope that leaves us. The love that is reflected in the story makes an imaginary world where evil does not exist and life becomes a game where bravery and courage make a man become a hero is created. The mood in difficult times and believe that everything can be better makes the story forms a bubble in which one is protected until the moment the curtain is lowered. I really hope that the world will never forget the suffering that so many families lived and the sacrifices that some men (They are not in the history books ) did to save beings they loved.