The movie and our reading are very similar, it's just the movie, it shows a actual person's life and their perspective with the Nazi and being in the concentration camp, but in our reading we just read it but, we can't really visualize what's happening.Both describe the concentration camp , and how it influence or impacted people's life such as Jews, and people with disabilities or etc. They we're all in the same situation with the Nazi, them being taken away and put into a camp or gas chamber or ghettos as well.Many connections can be made between "Life is Beautiful" and our reading , such as when it talks about what happened during their time with the Nazi.
The mood of the movie was sad because one day the guy was home and the next he was taken away and put into a horrible place, with his child and he kept trying to tell the child it was just a game and it will be over and everything, because he didn't want his child to know what was happening during that time , he didn't want it to be stuck in his head how his dad was working nonstop and not being gave food or anything . The mood of the the child was fun or scared because he didn't know what was going on, as I said his dad told him it was a game and they were in it , telling his child whoever won got a tank.
Life is shown beautiful in the film "Life is beautiful " in many ways , two examples I recall from the movie is when the guy keeps telling the girl "Buon giorno, Principessa!" which means good morning princess and he keeps telling her this even in the camp and he try's his best to find her .An example that shows is when he talks to her through the speaker at the camp and he tells her they're still alive and their child talks through the speaker as well, he was willing to do anything to tell his wife they're were still alive.Another example would be when he played music while he was a waiter in the camp, he played music and she heard and she smiled even though she's not at the best place, he truly loves his wife even though they're not together and they haven't seen each other.
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