A tale of humanity .

Rating: 8/10 (9 April 2015)

The movie name means one thing not other, it states "Life is Beautiful" so it don't mean Jews are beautiful or Hitler is and it's not to sympathize with any faction. Roberto Benigni the writer, director and the lead actor was able to deliver a tale of tragedy and horrible incidents in history by romanticizing the incidents and making a side of comedy in it. He also was able to win the heart of his audience by presenting Guido, who is a young Italian guy ,a bit of a dreamer and adventurer, romantic and really talkative and loquacious. He loved Dora the teacher who was from another social class and started his own fairy tale with her (Like when she ran with him on the supposedly white horse). Then with the part when the Jews were taking to concentration camps, in which he made all the events seem to his son as a part of a big game they play, and this was my favorite thing in the whole movie. He didn't sugar caught the truth, he hid it from his who wasn't supposed to know such facts and incidents were happening at such young age, and by that Benigni kept the smile that was on your face when the film started but without overdoing it. It's a comedy and drama about "people", without any hidden agenda that asks you to take a side or to sympathize with a faction as I said over another, enough reasons to watch the movie are the amazing music, the beautiful sets and and the Italian language it self.