"Please, forgive me for stealing my right of life, which you own, which is between your hands!"

Rating: 7/10 (20 July 2015)

It's Genius that scene when the German officer detected Szpilman hiding (about, min 200), the stare of fear on Szpilman's eyes was deeply brilliant, this gaze made him as if he was saying: "Please, forgive me for stealing my right of life, which you own, which is between your hands!"
(How a stealer could be an owner)this scene showed perfectly. The movie generally embodies the pain suffered under occupation to get the very first rights, and how silence could be the only response to the suppression of faced by the invader, seeing the people you care about the most being taken and nothing could be done except surrender. Also it give an example of the human brutality raised when the human holds a position of absolute control of the other, and notwithstanding the foregoing, a person can find the best in the worst and darkest moments, and how the humanity and respect have no exclusive religion or ethnicity.