Anne Frank Remembered
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Movie Reviews of Anne Frank Remembered
Movie Review: Anne Frank Remembered
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a good documentary of the life of Anne Frank and those people involved in her life. There is information about her family and the people that lived with her and helped her family in her 2 years of hiding before going to the concentration camp. Most information is told through her diary and feedback from an interview type setting of those who lived to tell the tale. There is only one clip of Anne lasting about 3 seconds. This is a very informative documentary no actors are involved in this film.Movie Review: Wonderful Documentary!
Summary: 4 Stars
This film is filled with info abotu Anne Frank and her life in hiding. I most wonderful thing about it is that it shows places where Anne Frank was like the Montessori school, Secret Annex, and Bergen-Belsen. I highly recommend the film for Anne Frank lovers.Movie Review: The ghost of Anne Frank
Summary: 3 Stars
When I first visited the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam, Holland, or rather, the claustrophobic apartment in which the tennage Anne Frank and her family were cooped up for two years while seeking refuge from the Nazis, I experienced an immediate and overwhelming sense of sadness, pain, and longing. A similiar sensation overcame me when I saw this neccessary though not entirely satisfying film about her life, and indeed, does so whenever the subject of Anne Frank is broached.
But then, why shouldn't it? After all, though it may seem self-evident, the story of Anne Frank is without doubt one of the most tragic of the twentieth-century. Here was a precious human soul, bright, gifted and energetic, literally bursting at the seams with promise and potential, a person whose life was cut short by forces beyond her control. The death of Anne Frank was, in every possible sense of the word, senseless. Her murder, and by extension that of roughly six million equally innocent lives, constitute an inestimable loss.
Anne Frank is gone.
She should not be.
This must never happen again.
We must never forget Anne Frank.
But then, who can?
Her unfulfilled spirit haunts us:
Her ghost is everywhere, and always will be.
- M.R.
Movie Review: an adequate but distracted tribute
Summary: 3 Stars
at very nearly two hours in length, it is far too long and goes off on too many tangents covering things weve seen before, but when it concentrates on its eponymous subject, it works very well.