The Hitler era

Recently I watched a movie.It was an Academy awards winning movie,The Pianist.It was very presentable, about a Jew in Germany in The Hitler era.The journey the Jew goes through in the entire movie is quite a feat,he is a true hero in the sense that he survives what were the most scariest of situations.The domination by the Germans,the hungry nights he spent and the beatings he got for speaking infront of the Germans was vividly displayed.The out and out way the Germans took the guns and shot the Jews in the skull and the family's they had shattered did not matter at all.The wall that was created to barr Jews from German community was another example of the differences or the sheer hatred towards Jews.

The Jew played by Adrian Broody is a monumental figure in your mind after you have completed the two and a half hour movie.His unsuccessful love affair and the day and nights spent in silence in the room as an Jew escapee in fear of being found in hiding by the Germans were incredible.One thing what startled me is that he being a Pianist was left to hide in a room with a piano and he could not even play it.But the piano melody that played in the background with him just acting his fingers over the keys showed his passion about music and his willingness to just find some comfort in the music that would be made with his fingers striking the keys of the piano.Enough said,the movie as a whole is a treat but i was more amazed by the little details that were so precise.The clean shaven look of Adrian broody in the end signified some importance to me.The Germans were defeated and washed out by the Russians,the Jew was saved and off went his ragged look as new freshness sprouted upon him even though now he had no family,no love and nothing but his life with which he could gain all that he lost again.