fateswarm
Dec 2002
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Review: The Pianist (2002)
Roman Polanski is an artist. Just like Stanley Kubrick, he sees cinema as an extension of artistic photography.
'The Pianist' is a masterpiece by making film photographers proud and movie lovers alike.
In a time when Nazi-Jews movies have settled and everyone has an opinion for the best of all, this movie comes to prove there is place for more content on an over-used subject.
'The Pianist' follows the life of pure artist, one of the best Polish pianists of our century that happened to be a jew in a time not so convenient for him.
The movie begins when a bomb strikes the radio station he used to play piano..
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