Film Analysis Of The Movie 'Life Is Beautiful'

The humorous movie entitled "Life is beautiful" or also known to its original title, "Le Vita E Bella" is an Italian film that plays a huge role to everyone who could watch it. It is directe by Robert Benigni, which also plays as Guiod in the film. Released by Miranax Films in 1997 with rated PG-13. It is written in Italian but with English subtitles by Vincenzo Cerami. There are also other key actors to make that film complete. Nicolleta Braschi as Dora, the wife of Guido; Giorgio Lantarini as Joshua, their 5-year old son; Giustino Durano as guido's uncle who guide and give them a roof and other actors that makes the film unique. (Wikipedia) "Some people becomes clowns; others have clownhood thrust upon them." (Maslin, 1998).The story starts with Guido with his friend who arrives in town in a car with failed brakes. He met and fell in love
At the comedy part, I thought it will be more of comedy, just an absurd film which makes the audience laugh and laugh. But, there's a unique and unexpected plot twists which happened in the other part of the film. The technique used in the plot is very brilliant, added by the point of view of Joshua who told his own story is very unique. The role played by Guido really gives an impression to the audience to look positive and simple in life. Even though it is released in 1997 and the events happened in 1930s, there's no doubt that the audience in modern time today are really hooked up to the sense and humour of the movie. In addition, it is worth to watch because you'll just sit and wait for the next scene and it leaves you clueless on what will happen next. Also, the morals and how it deals with the issue of being a Jew is tackled. As Maslin (1998) said to her review, if Guido had a gun, he would shoot at the Fascists. If he had an army, he would destroy them. He is a clown and comedy is his