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    effects of warfare. Eleven million people being brutally murdered is certainly a surprise. Eliezer Wiesel and Guido both suffered through the Holocaust, where they both were deprived of their freedom. Guido is a positive character in the film, Life is Beautiful, directed by Roberto Benigni. His son Joshua didn’t have much of a luicid Eliezer Wiesel is an actual survivor of the horrific event and author of the Nobel Peace Prize winning novel Night. From my perspective, Wiesel chose to retell his…

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    The relationship between Guido and Joshua in the film Life is Beautiful demonstrates that in the midst of persecution a good father will sacrifice himself and his happiness in order to protect his son’s life and innocence. In the earlier part of the film, Guido knows they are being taken to the concentration camp, however instead of telling Joshua the truth he turns it into a game to 1000 points. This illustrates the deep bond between Guido and Joshua; he lied to his son to keep him from the…

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    On the night of Tuesday, October 11th, I watched the Italian film Life is Beautiful in your classroom along with a group of students from your class. On that night, we cozied into your classroom in desks, throne-chairs, and on blankets on the floor and prepared to watch a movie known for causing sadness and depression. Once we took our seats, the movie began. It started on a happy, funny note. This happy theme continued throughout the first third or so of the movie, although negative themes…

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    It was February 17th of 2004. It was a beautiful day. The sun was bright and the wind was blowing my hair. I walked inside an American Airlines airplane with my mom, dad, and brother. It was 10 a.m. in the morning when we departure destination: Miami. My dad said: "this is your seat, and your brother will sit by your side"."Okay", I replied while I sat. My brother was 13 years old. He looked at me opening his eyes and he said: "we are going to Miami can you believe it". " No I cannot, but I…

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    their sons. Life is Beautiful, an…

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    In the novel Night and the movie “Life is Beautiful” the main characters Elie and Guildo find light in the Darkness through the love for their family, humor and their faith. Through the sea of darkness, hope is the light that brings us comfort, faith, and reassurance. Both Night and “Life is Beautiful” show love for their family. In the movie “Life is Beautiful” Guildo uses humor to cope with the horrors of the holocaust. Throughout the novel, Night, Elie’s faith and his relationship with God is…

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    for the people who are influenced by it. Sometimes, accomplishing the impossible can be beneficial for all of humanity. In the film, “Life is Beautiful” a message is sent out to the audience about appreciating and enjoying life even if you are in the worst possible circumstances. This is an impossible task because if any human is put in the worst stage of their life then it becomes…

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    Many accounts have been told about the Holocaust—truly a black mark on the history of mankind. Two that are good resources are Night and Life is Beautiful. Both are from the perspective of a young survivor and detail their experiences while living in their peaceful hometown and finally in concentration camps set up in Nazi occupied Europe. Night, by Elie Wiesel, begins when Elie is 12 years old. It covers the events he and his father went through trying to survive. They are forced to live in a…

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    catastrophe, one life changing event that comes to mind is the Holocaust. Not only were families separated and many cities damaged during the Holocaust, but there were striking amounts of casualties. All damages due to the Holocaust were unfairly endured by innocent human beings who were unfortunately treated like animals. The events leading up to the mass murders were unexpected causing a shock felt all around the world. To show this, Roberto Benigni, director and writer of the Italian film…

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    shocked that humans could be so despicable and corrupt. “Life is Beautiful” was a film that not only did the film show me only a glimpse of how horrifying the holocaust is, but also depicted how love and the indomitability of humanity stood even in the midst of inhumanity. What truly shocked me was that despite being in such an abhorrent time, such affection and emotion was able to make its way back to families. Much alike “Life is beautiful”, “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” was a film that…

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