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    what do you think of? Rosemary’s Baby? The Pianist? What about Woody Allen? Do you think about Annie Hall, or maybe Hannah and Her Sisters? If any of these names or movies ring any bells, it’s probably not because those actors and directors been denounced by the film industry. In fact, the film industry routinely overlooks unethical actions and illegal behavior for the purpose of economic and social success. If you haven’t seen of the movie the Pianist, you’ve probably heard of it. It made…

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    The Pianist Text Analysis

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    the purpose of a text, or representational medium, enables a deeper understanding rather than an ultimate truth is highly reflected in Mark Baker’s 1997 biographical novel The Fiftieth Gate and Roman Polanski’s 2002 autobiography-adapted film The Pianist. Both texts explore how the objective of history and memory focuses on the interaction between these two notions and their limitations rather than the ultimate truth. The deeper understanding gained of these two texts have shown that history is…

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    Introduction My essay will be about a movie we watched in language arts class, “The Pianist”. The movie is about the life of a Jewish polish pianist that lived in the time of World War II. The movie shows the difficult time that the Jewish people passed. A Holocaust is a destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, especially caused by fire or nuclear war. The Holocaust was the systematic, bureaucratic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jewish by Nazi regime and its…

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    deprivation, and the way Roman Polanski was able to put it into a motion picture was remarkable. In areas such as Germany and Poland, people were put through many hardships if they were Jewish, or didn’t meet the stereotype of what was desired. In the Pianist, based on Szpilman’s memoir, Polanski is definitely putting the way every thing happened in the right perspective. Historical inaccuracies are on point, along with the majority of what was written in Szpilman’s memoir. Although it is…

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    The Holocaust against the Jewish, based on two different memoir survival of Eliezer Wiesel, who write the book of night, and Wladyslaw Szpilman who write The pianist. In both memoir you can see the similitude about the Persecution they suffer during the holocaust, when they was stripped from their homes and relocate at the ghettos for the German soldiers, the families continue together until this moment, they keep the faith this nightmare will finish any sooner. Little by little they was losing…

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    David Buechner, one of the most talented pianists of all time had undergone a life altering surgery to change his sex from a male to a female. His new name that he lives by now is Sara Davis Buechner. He has stated since at the age of five years old, he wished to look and grow up to be just like his mother, although he was aware that he was a boy. He played the gender role as a male for over thirty some years that a lot of his family and friends were shocked when he came out of the closet. They…

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    The Pianist This essay is about Wladyslav Spillzman a Jewish musician in Poland, when the Nazis invadedPoland he was sent to a ghetto and he survived. Now, I’m going to introduce you to some background knowledge information. What is the Holocaust? The Holocaust, was a genocide during World War II in which Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany, help by its collaborators, killed approximately 6,000,000 European Jews, around two-thirds of the Jewish population in Europe. From 1941 to 1945 Germany targeted…

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    Cuban Jazz Pianist Essay

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    Cuban jazz pianist and composer, David Virelles, has been widely solicited by the attentive musicians on the current scene, who immediately recognized his outstanding creative capabilities. In the recent past, he has played key roles in projects led by trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and saxophonists Henry Threadgill and Chris Potter. As a leader, Virelles always brings heritage into the game, and both Continuum (Pi Recordings, 2012) and Mboko (ECM, 2015) received accolades from the specialized media…

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    Hope One theme that is present in both the novel The Cellist of Sarajevo and the movie The Pianist is hope. Hope is shown in the novel in many ways: Kenan and the light bulb, Kenan and the water, and the Cellist playing his cello for the 22 dead. In the movie, hope is the biggest theme because of the fact that this is people living in WW2 under the control of the evil Nazi’s, more specifically Szpileman - who is a jew. During WW2 jews were cheated on by the Nazi’s for the fact that they are…

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    The Pianist This essay is about a story that begins in Polish in the Warsaw Radio, a Jewish Musician named Wladyslav Spizllman was a survivor of the attack that the Germans do against the Jews and this is the story about him. To understand this essay better I will put some things to help you. First what is a holocaust the holocaust was the time that the Germans put the Jewish people on the Warsaw Ghetto and the time that they make a lot of things to the Jews like kill them or steel their things…

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