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our family was moved by this. primarily the film deals with the oppressions and cruelty of the nazis from a child's point of view although it is a very gentle introduction to these horrors. it provoked some questions. in the end the film is not reaally rooted in the experience of any one character. the opening and closing of the film is narrated by 'death' who sounds like the voice of a cat food commercial. death is very hands off and reluctant to pass judgement on anyone. this means there is no logic or motive for what happens to the characters. this is really a very unfortunate message for a film about nazi germany.
Kirsty Elwell
Lacked the beauty that the book depicted and replaced it with a pleathora of cheesy, highly unoriginal scenes, e.g. Rudy's death, please! Shocker.
Catherine Cavanagh
A great movie - very humbling and moving. The things we take for granted - like books and life :-? Loved Leisel and Rudy's performances x