Notes

Some Memorable Cinema: The Boy With Striped Pyjamas (2008), King's Speech (2010), K-Pax (2001)
The Boy With Striped Pyjamas (2008)
Director: Mark Herman
Cast: Asa Butterfield, Jack Scanlon, Vera Farmiga, David Thewlis
Genre: Drama, War
Plot: An emotional, heart-wrenching drama set during the Holocaust events of WWII. This brilliant movie shows "Death of innocence", literally.
A young German boy - Bruno (Asa Butterfield) befriends a little daughter Jewish boy - Shmuel (Jack Scanlon), after Bruno's family relocates to an alternative place. Bruno's father (SS Commander) manages the prison camp where Shmuel is detained with his family as being a prisoner.
This prison camp is in reality a Nazi Death Camp--a fact Commander has concealed from his wife and family. Commander's wife is devastated once truth dawns onto her.
Innocent Bruno isn't aware such a Death Camp is. For him each of the prisoners in Striped pyjamas are participants inside a game. He visits the prison boundaries secretly and plays with Shmuel - that is equally unaware about realities. Bruno also convinces Shmuel it's all a game title and so they together plan to seek out Shmuel's missing father.
Back in the home Commander and his awesome perturbed wife understand that Bruno is missing. They track him down to the Prison.
But now the Game probably have gone a bit too far.
A movie that impacts your soul in-deep.
8/10
King's Speech (2010)
Director: Tom Hooper
Cast: Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Geoffrey Rush
Genre: Drama, Biography
Plot: Real life story of King George the VI and the struggle with speech deformity.
personalised kids pjs by the whole cast. Especially, the chemistry between King George 'Bertie' (Colin Firth) and his awesome ahead-of-time Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush) is backbone of the movie.
The growth and development of friendship between a 'Royal' plus a somewhat 'Rogue' may be captured immaculately, their ups and down, the Royal snob, common man's perseverance - it is all perfection personified.
Indeed a higher point for cinema regarding direction.
8/10
K-Pax(2001)
Director: Iain Softley
Cast: Kevin Spacey,Jeff Bridges
Genre: Mystery, Drama
Plot: Prot (Kevin Sapcey) is really a mental patient whom his psychiatrist Jeff Bridges efforts to help.Though one can possibly probably guess who helps whom yet it's HOW you simply must watch K-Pax.
Somehow the title K-Pax isn't very attractive if you have not already seen the movie. It's only if you've seen it you will get a grasp in the things--especially the title!
It is an emotional movie and also heart wrenching for a person much more sentimental.
"And even when you realize it won't happen you retain hoping it does-The Beam of Light." This sentence probably won't make sense at all to you, if you have not seen the movie! But the whole movie involves this sentence.
As for me personally I wasn't even aware this movie features certainly one of my favorite features - Kevin Spacey and another one whom I hold in high esteem as an actor - Jeff Bridges. Watch it for the kids.
8.2/10
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