Movie Review: "Life Is Beautiful"

"Its true!"
"Hi boy, you are all alone? You are not afraid, are you? Dont you stand there, come on up here. I'll give you a lift, come on get up here!"

This movie is actually an Italian film, its original title was "La vita è bella" The director and co-writer of the movie is Roberto Benigni, who is also the male protagonist of the movie. The female protagonist of the story is Nicoletta Braschi, who is also the wife of Roberto Benigni. The movie was produced and released in 1997. The movie tells the story of a Jewish Italian, Guido Orefice (Roberto Benigni) who must employ his fertile imagination to help his family during their internment in a Nazi concentration camp.
In the movie, Guido, a Jew, falls in love with Dora (Nocoletta Braschi) and they got married. They had a son named Giosuѐ (Joshua) (Giorgio Cantarini). During World War Two, they were sent to a Nazi concentration camp. Guido tried to contact and find his wife by doing ridiculous things like using the camp's loudspeaker to talk to his wife. He also tried to keep up Joshua's spirits by convincing him that the camp is just a game and that the winner will receive a real tank.
I rate this movie four out of five. I also recommend this movie to everyone. Even though children might not understand the movie, I am sure they will feel the love given by Guido to Joshua. I like this movie as it is very touching and it teaches us about parental love and scarifice for their children. The movie is also very humorous, making it suitable for people of all ages. Overall, I feel that everyone should watch this movie.