What are the names of some movies about the Concentration Camp that I want to watch?

Schindler's List

The Boy in Striped Pajamas - Not recommended much, but very touching

Life is Beautiful

The Pianist

Hart's War

Sophie's Choice

The Great Escape

"Schindler's List" actor: Liam ·Nissen Ben Kingsley Film Synopsis:

The Austrian Schindler was a staunch Nazi and a speculator. He saw the bloody massacre of the Jews by the Nazis and was shocked. triggered his conscience. In order to protect the Jews, he drew up a list of workers who he claimed were necessary for the normal operation of his factory, bribed Nazi officers, and finally more than 1,000 Jews survived. According to Jewish tradition, Schindler was buried in Jerusalem as one of the "36 Just Men" after his death.

The film won seven awards at the 66th Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing, and Best Original Music. With its powerful humanistic atmosphere, it shocked audiences around the world and became a classic anti-fascist theme in the history of film.

"The Pianist"

Won the highest honor "Palme d'Or" at the 2002 Cannes International Film Festival. This film is the latest masterpiece of world film legend Roman Polanski. The film is Polanski's highly personal account of his 40-year wait to complete this dream, and it also bears witness to the inseparable belief in the triumph of the human spirit and the power of art to change lives.

"The Pianist" is adapted from British playwright and screenwriter Ronald Harwood (Ronald Harwood), who wrote "The Dresser" which was nominated for the 56th Academy Award for Best Picture. ) is an autobiography of Wladyslaw Szpilman (played by Adrien Brody), a Polish Jewish survivor during World War II. Wladyslaw-Spilman was a famous Polish composer and pianist who gave his last live concert on the radio before the Nazi war reached Poland. Under the cruel Nazis, he escaped the fate of being exiled and stayed in the Warsaw Ghetto (Warsaw Ghetto), which was riddled with holes. There, even though he gave up his beloved music and piano, he still survived tenaciously. Faced with fear, Wladyslaw still hopes to use his musical talent in the future, and with the most unexpected help - a German officer Wilm Hosenfeld (Thomas... Thomas Kretschmann (played by Thomas Kretschmann) hid him in the final days of the war, and Wladyslaw finally ushered in freedom.

In this film, Adrien Brody (who has starred in "Summer of Sam", "The Thin Red Line" and "The Thin Red Line") plays Valadis Mr. Law-Spearman. The cast also includes: Thomas Kretschmann ("Blade II"), Frank Finlay ("The Four Musketeers"), Mo Maureen Lipman (Maureen Lipman, who starred in "Educating Rita"), Emilia Fox (who starred in the TV miniseries "David Copperfield") ), Ed Stoppard ("The Little Vampire"), Julia Rayner ("Topsy-Turvy") and newcomer Jesse Jessica Kate Meyer and others.

When Roman Polanski was 7 years old, he escaped from the Jewish ghetto in Cracow by climbing through a hole in the barbed wire fence. The film "The Pianist" is his first film shot in Poland in 40 years.

Over the years, Roman Polanski has been nominated for four Academy Awards: for directing "Tess" ("Tess" (1979)) and "Chinatown" ("Chinatown" (1974)), and for adapting the screenplay "Rosemary" "Rosemary's Baby" (1968), and the director's famous foreign language film "Knife in the Water" (1963), but failed to win. Other films he has produced include: "Repulsion," "Macbeth," "The Tenant," "Frantic" and " "Death and the Maiden", etc.

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In "Hart's War", due to his father's Lieutenant Tommy Hart (Colin Farrell), a second-year law student with a long-cherished political ambition, joined the army and participated in World War II as an officer's assistant.

When Hart was captured and thrown into a German prisoner of war concentration camp, Colonel William McNamara (Bruce Willis), the highest-ranking prisoner of war in the concentration camp, assigned him Defense of Lieutenant Lincoln Scott (Terrence Howard), a black prisoner of war accused of murdering a white companion.

Hart must find a way to put aside the privileges he once enjoyed and prove that he is a truly credible man worthy of his rank. While preparing to defend his client, Tommy Hart unwittingly learns of a plot that forces him to make a choice between his country, his own moral code, and his own life.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by John Katzenbach.

The film tries very hard to connect the plot with the characters, but fails miserably. The characters' actions lack logic and the ending is unbelievable. There are some things to watch, but it doesn't start well and end well.

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Colonel Lane was an American officer who had just arrived at the prisoner of war camp. Most of the people in the concentration camp were British soldiers. Because he had the highest military rank, the prisoners of war They all recommended him as the commander because Lane prevented their reckless escape plan, which made the prisoners of war doubt him. Disease was prevalent in the concentration camp. Lane designed to get medicine and clean clothes for the prisoners of war, but he was imprisoned. After Italy surrendered, the prisoners of war rebelled and took control of the concentration camp, but were discovered by a German plane. So Colonel Lane led all the prisoners of war on the road to escape...

John Sturges started filming in 1963 The big-budget "The Great Escape" is a masterpiece among prisoner of war escape movies, with a stellar cast. The American prisoner of war played by Steve McQueen still persists in pursuing freedom in difficult circumstances, and never gives up despite many hardships. In the film The indomitable spirit shown also makes this character one of the most attractive screen images. The film shows heroism and patriotism through the joint collaboration of American and British prisoners of war, planning their escape, and their indomitable spirit through various difficulties. The director is also famous for making tough westerns, so the tough style of the film is obvious.

"Sophie's Choice"

Plot summary: The film describes Sophie, a Polish woman who was persecuted by the Nazis during World War II. After the war, she and her boyfriend Nathan immigrated to the slums of New York, where she met the young American writer Stingo who lived in the same building. Sophie and Nathan often quarreled, which initially upset Sting, but later became good friends. I have to be amazed by the acting skills of the film's leading actress, Meryl Streep! With her rich facial expressions and eyes, she brought Sophie's complex inner activities to life. Her wry smile, her fingers nervously inserted into people's hair, her sudden pauses in speech, her hesitation when she wanted to speak...etc., her acting was clear-cut, simple and natural. Her outstanding performance earned her the 1982 Oscar for Best Actress.

1983 Academy Award for Best Actress, "Sophie's Choice" (1982)