A movie to remember, a movie to love

Rating: 8/10 (30 March 2019)

If I'm being honest, that's probably my best experience with Roman Polanski's art. Speaking of how smoothly the story is told. And, how it challenges our limits, demonstrating everything a director can, murdering, humiliation, free labor/slavery, children starving.
Heavy elements in the movie. Hope and despair and survival.
Maybe more than anything else, I loved that it showed both good and bad actions of Jews and Nazis. Of course it's not even close to a competition when counted, but the fact that it was there cannot be denied. There were some people who abused their friends at some point, and there were people mistreating each other for a little bit more food, and a little bit more prosper in those desperate times.
On the contrary, as brutally displayed the Nazis' actions, I love to think that there is a little bit of humanity inside of everyone and this is shown more than one occasion.
On the same note, isn't wrath, greed, and genocide only observed in humans?
I mean, maybe it is human to kill other people, and it needs something more than that to stop it.
I loved the drama in this movie, many powerful phrases such "Food is more important than time" and the music. What a lucky life we have to experience the music in this movie.
And, well done to well-deserved Oscar winner Adrian Brody.
watch this movie, watch it so you'd appreciate your life as well.