Holocaust Movie: Life is Beautiful

     In the movie, Life is Beautiful, it was about a boy named Joshua who shared his holocaust story. It went from how his parents met to how he was a survivor.  Between the movie and our Holocaust Unit document reading they both share events like the Night of Liberation. They also both have similar actions like targets going onto train rides to the concentration or death camps, killings of false showers (gas chambers), survivors rescued by Americans and were sometimes reunited with people they knew, seperations from family, and death physically shown around the camp.

      Between both the movie and the reading, they're very different but also similar. I consider that they're both serious topics but the movie is like a family movie and the reading is something you need to read after that fact that'd you've learned about the holocaust. In the movie it shows how a family was created to how it ended in separation. The reading tells how that individual was currently suffering and how all the people around he/she was the same reacted the same. The things they'd have in common was that family members and friends did whatever they could so they can get out or stay alive with people they kneweven if it did cost the heroes life. They also have in common that there was peace and happiness before there was destruction.

     In the film it shows that life beautiful by showing how people used to live their live happy before transformation for destruction had become. Like when the mother and father had met and had a boy. In the movie it also shows how after the Germans had retreated from camp, the American and other soldiers came to rescue. These two examples from the movie shows that life is beautiful because it's at a time where life was okay for everyone before and after tragedy had happened. It also shows how life is beautiful because it shows how life can regain the happiness they've lost.