Haunting and unforgettable.

Rating: 10/10 (17 November 2008)

Only a master like Mr. Roman Polanski could create such a haunting, disturbing, and moving film.
The sole idea of a Post-War film (although it happens in the middle of WW II) is desolating and sets the mood entirely.
The settings and score is touching, haunting and it fits perfectly with the whole disaster settings and the moving performances.
But "The Pianist" is not only about atmosphere because it's a survival test for our main character that will have to do everything in order to get out of the nightmare he's living through.
Polanski creates a world of desolation, sad atmosphere that you won't forget. Never.
A classic for today's standards.