Prepare for a gritty, emotional ride of the Holocaust.

Rating: 9/10 (3 July 2014)

This movie is an excellent creation of one of the most greatest and saddest genocides done by a human and his heartless army. This movie follows a Jewish man who is a pro at playing piano and is living the life in Poland until his world he knew for so long is turned upside down. Armies marching with guns, Jews moved out from their homes, 85% of places that says "No Jews", and Jews killed for pleasure by Germans. It's the start of the Holocaust and WWII. What I said about this tragic time before is just the calm before the storm.
Filled with many emotional scenes, and accuracy of the killing of over 6 million Jews, you may want to keep a box of tissues with you. More to the positive side, the movie hits home when it connects to a famous quote: "In a time of darkness, there's always hope."