An excellent film, well thought through.

Rating: Null/10 (8 September 2011)

In my opinion, this film should be part of the national curriculum for history studies. The 'Nazi' attitude is clearly displayed without graphic violence. The innocence of the friendship of the two boys, and the 'growing up' of the 12 year old girl offer an insight to what may have actually happened. At least that's the message I took from the film, and it would be interesting if any other folk would agree, or not. The fact that no attempt to hide the attitude from the two children was a little disturbing. Also blocking the view out of one window as it overlooked the 'camp' was also a bit of a shock. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone who has an interest in the second world war period.