The movie "The Pianist" 2002

Based on the memoirs of pianist Władysław Szpilman, The Pianist is the true story of a brilliant Polish pianist who, due to his Jewish origins, is forced to live life as a fugitive during the Nazi occupation of Poland to escape deportation. Szpilman manages to escape from the Warsaw ghetto and will spend years hiding among the ruins of the city. His rescue comes from a German officer, who will help him survive. Roman Polanski's film presents an oppressive and unimaginable atmosphere of Nazi hell. The drama of each character, the sufferings to which simple people are subjected, the settings ravaged by the cruelty of the Nazis reveal an overwhelming story about the reality of the twentieth century. "The Pianist" is a masterpiece of cinematography that remains imprinted in people's souls through the sequences loaded with emotions, which suggest the tragedy of the respective period, as well as through the torments to which the Jews were subjected due to the Nazi regime.