Very important masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (3 May 2004)

This is an excellent film about society's most shameful years. I do not know too many films of 150 minutes length, which has the power to keep its viewers so well fascinated by its powerful story and the main character as The Pianist did to me. The fact that this was based on a book, which was written by the real main character himself, is make this film even more interesting. No Hollywoodish script could compete with such a story in a million years.
Even beyond of the cinematic achievement, films such as The Pianist play a role of modern day history documents. When the last of the Holocaust survivor will go, society will be left with diaries, books, museums and such films to refresh its darkest memories of its past.
10/10.