The Diary of Anne Frank (2009) is completely different compared to the novels The Sunflower and The Reader. Unlike both stories, The Diary of Anne Frank (2009) focuses on a Jewish family hiding from the Nazi regime during the Holocaust, while the two other novels describe the aftermath after the Holocaust and using characters to sympathize members who were part of the Nazi regime. Anne tells her story in a cheerful manner; however, their fear was prevalent throughout the film, which clashed my views of forgiveness on Hannah in The Reader, and justified my opinion of not forgiving the Nazi soldier in The Sunflower. The film does not ask for forgiveness, neither does it sympathize Nazi soldiers. The viewer only sees the worst in these soldiers,
