The Pianist movie plot

2021-10-13 18:32
As a talented composer and pianist, Valladyslaw Schippermaninsisted on performing live on the radio before the Nazi occupation. However, in those days of white horror, he was under the threat of death all day, and had to hide around to avoid falling into the claws of the Nazis. He suffered from hunger and all kinds of humiliation in the Jewish Quarter in Warsaw. Here, even when all the things he loves have to be given up, he still lives stubbornly. He escaped a carpet search and hid in the ruins of the city. Fortunately, his musical talent moved a German military officer. Under the protection of the military officer, the pianist finally came to the end of the war and ushered in the dawn of freedom. His courage has won him rich returns, and with the help of everyone, he has found the art he loves sincerely.
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The Pianist quotes

  • Henryk Szpilman: I thought you only recruited boys with rich fathers. Look at my father, look at us.

    Itzak Heller: Yes, I'm looking at you, and that's why I'm here. Your whole family can have a better life. You want to go on struggling for survival, selling books on the street?

    Henryk Szpilman: Yes, please.

  • Wladyslaw Szpilman: You've got to give me something to do.

    Yehuda: You're an artist, Wladek. You do enough.

    Wladyslaw Szpilman: I want to help. I want to do something.

    Yehuda: You're too well known, Wladek. And you know what? You musicians don't make good conspirators. You're too... too... musical!

    [laughs]

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