A must see movie

Rating: 9/10 (9 December 2007)

Thank heaven for CDs. My family and I have watched this movie each year for the past two years. We still laugh, we still cry and we still get the message that love and humor are important in life. The father's love for his son and wife needs to be practiced today. The acting is good the directing is great. I do not feel that the actor who plays the son gets enough credit--his lines are delivered so child like (not the disrespectful attitude of children in most movies). This movie is not a documentary. Therefore, those who pan it as treating the holocaust irreverently are watching the movie with different color glasses. Many who have experienced serious injury, disease and war have used humor to endure.