Review: The Pianist is the true account of the life experience of a Polish pianist in WW2, in the context of the deportation of the Warsaw Ghetto to the Jewish community, set up virtually absent in all the films that inspire WW2. Polanski (himself a child survivor of the ghetto in Krakow and Warsaw) can be explained in more detail legendary fighting desperate resistance of the Jews in the Warsaw ghetto, or the terrible genocide in concentration camps. In contrast, the intensity of the film shows the war from the perspective of the pianist has (through the window, the door half open, the hole in the wall - with the emphasis on the use using the perspective of a cameraman shooting). It can not be distracted by the most compelling scenes of this film, as a pianist isolated are trying to ensure the survival of its in the Warsaw ghetto and the ruins, hiding and escaping, moving from a house bombed forward, slowly gradually become a shadow of its former self, hunger and fear (mainly due reward outstanding performance by Adrien Brody, People seem to lose half their body weight throughout the film). Do pianist increase the audience's sympathy? Not directly, in my opinion. Pianists often drift over the character, almost a witness of others and their horror. She seems to float and drift throughout the film as a lost feather, with people quickly appeared and disappeared from his life, help generous, others took advantage of quiet desperation, always keep almost empty, indifferent. One might even wonder why we should care a bit about this character. But we care. That is, I believe, the secret to this movie poetry.In one of the most powerful scenes, to the final, a German officer memaksa pianists play for life his, in an episode that suddenly brings lighter, beautiful color film poetry (the German officers will be able to compare with Schindler, although activity his charity is not quite like the basic share). It is also a great tribute to the Polish artist, Chopins through music, with a concert at the end of the movie and open implementation of the artist piano in a local radio station (with the sound of a bomb explosion in the background) to form a harmonious link between the beginning and end of the film (under normal Polanskis-story frame). Overall, the pianist is one of the most detailed accounts and shocking treatment of the Jews of Nazi Germany, with a good atmosphere Warsaw was arrested and reliable. Very likely, The Pianist will remain in film history as the most touching portrait of the Holocaust and the actual movie made.Polanskis pernah quite a strong presence in the nomination 2003 Oscar, including a nomination for an amazing performance Adrien Brodys, Polanskis great direction, best adapted script and, obviously, the best picture. This may, ultimately, the long-awaited Polanskis, comeback victory with a high and mighty Hollywood. |
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