It was a slightly more individualistic film than classic nazi movies.
I had the feeling of seeing a lot of things because I watched it in a very large frame. Some symmetrical scenes looked beautiful in the movie. Like forest walks or quarry scenes. It was extraordinary to see how incredible things a person can do just for the sake of staying alive. If I'm going to talk about characters I would say the lead actor is very natural and understated. The scene where they talk about love makes me smile as I think of it. For some reason, I felt close to the soldier who wanted to learn Persian and I felt sorry for him in the last scene.
The finale was the most striking part according to the flow of the movie. They didn't suffocate with much drama, at least they didn't want us to experience it. For example, when that deaf man's brother died, another director might have made us feel this, but they didn't choose it.
I found it successful.
I had the feeling of seeing a lot of things because I watched it in a very large frame. Some symmetrical scenes looked beautiful in the movie. Like forest walks or quarry scenes. It was extraordinary to see how incredible things a person can do just for the sake of staying alive. If I'm going to talk about characters I would say the lead actor is very natural and understated. The scene where they talk about love makes me smile as I think of it. For some reason, I felt close to the soldier who wanted to learn Persian and I felt sorry for him in the last scene.
The finale was the most striking part according to the flow of the movie. They didn't suffocate with much drama, at least they didn't want us to experience it. For example, when that deaf man's brother died, another director might have made us feel this, but they didn't choose it.
I found it successful.