Analysis Of Life Is Beautiful By Robert Benigni

Life itself is in fact beautiful but then again not in Robert Benigni’s misconstrued film Life is Beautiful which is a movie that portrays the impracticable interpretations of the Holocaust. Instead it establishes the personal journey of a particular family as Guido son Giosue and wife Dora are transported of to the nazi concentration camps. Benigni’s film demoralising the truth turning it around into a story of affection and selflessness for ones household which substantiated itself as an unrealistic tale framed by the representations and realities of the holocaust which took place amongst the scenery conditions and surroundings of the holocaust. The film misinterprets the holocaust distributing the wrong idea by not representing the true terrors and actions that occurred. As a reinstatement the main concentration of the film was on the humour and the fictional fantasy which was the centre of the holocaust used as an alternative in order to sustain and uphold the regularity and normal aspects of human life creating a false depiction overlooking the historical accuracy. Snubbing and declining the real heartbreak that took place. Instead Benigni chose to represent the holocaust in an enthusiastic manner creating a hopeful positive belief which never existed paying no attention to the torture that the Jewish people

There should have never been a happy ending because if Benigni took a realistic approach there would have been no happy ending for any character in the holocaust. Benigni’s film only shamed and questioned the remembrance of the masses of people who lives were gone astray in the contraction camps. The film itself did not strive to portray a realist approach but instead a figurative fiction and made up fantasy which only mocked the tragedy of the holocaust and the lives of the Jewish people that were lost In the concentration