Realistic

Rating: 10/10 (7 January 2008)

A realistic phenomenon through the eyes of a pianist to show how tough the world can be? Jew pianist Wladyslaw Szpilman is the best pianist in whole of Poland and goes on to see unimaginable atrocities on him and his family by Germans. The scenes are realistic and the pace of movie is pretty steady but fluent and the whole effect does get upon the viewer. The end part was specially touching. It depicted that we remain the same old good and bad humans and Germans were no different. Probably, it's an excellent way to let the society feel the pain that humans can bring to one another. Adrien Brody has been on his lifetime best and let's all thank Roman Polanski for this creation. The spirit calls for introspections and resolve. We remain humans as long as humanity exists. Let's live up to it. Thanks for all.