Fateless Movie

While watching the movie Fateless, I had a spectrum of different feelings throughout the film. The movie had a very strong affect on me, and it was hard to concentrate on anything after seeing the types of circumstances these people had to live in, the way they were treated, and what they had to go through just because of their religion and heritage. Something that made the movie even more sad was the fact that Gyurka was so young when he was taken to the concentration camps. One of the scenes that I thought was really emotional was when Gyurka was walking through the streets with all of the other Jews, and the policeman motions for him to try and get out of there and escape like some of the other people, but he doesn't do it. It was hard to think about the fact that he could have ended up not going to a concentration camp, although it might have been inevitable. Another one of the scenes I vividly remember from the movie was when Gyurka had been living in the camp for a while, and he hadn’t eaten for a
When Gyurka is being taken to the hospital after his knee was infected, they show shots of corpses, some lying one on top of the other, and being thrown into wagons like rag dolls. Others were laid out on the ground side by side, waiting to be taken to the crematorium. They were all stripped of their clothes, and you could clearly see they were so malnourished that almost all of the bones in their bodies were visible. This movie taught me how they split up groups of people throughout the concentration, and I also learned that there really were some people that tried to deny the Holocaust right after it happened.
This movie was a really good insight into what really happened during the Holocaust, and everything that families and children had to endure. Whether you died in the concentration camp, were related to one of the victims, or you made it out alive, nothing was ever the