The Independent once commented on the film:
"The extremely heavy ending of 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas' takes the film to a new level."
Indeed, Bruno and Shah tzu and the other Jews were huddled naked in crowded huts, looking up at the only source of light. Soldiers put on lids, prepared poison gases and burned them, and darkness descended.
The camera stops abruptly, followed by rows of striped pajamas, each with a dead man behind it, which is extremely shocking.
"The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" looks at the Nazi practices against the Jews from the perspective of Bruno, the child's child, bruno, and the child's frank and natural eyes contain an incomprehension of the adults' practices, and also reflect the loss of humanity in that extreme era.
After moving, Bruno has always had a hard time adapting to the new environment, there are no friends here, his mother does not allow him to do any adventure activities, and he can only sit on the swing in a daze when he is bored.
Once, he fell off the swing and bruised his leg, and Pavel, a Jew working in the yard, immediately ran over to bandage him.
Bruno communicates with Pavel for the first time, and through the chat between the two people, Bruno learns that Pavel used to be a doctor, and he is very confused, he thinks that the adult's brain is not broken, he does not understand why Pavel quit his identity as a doctor to cut potatoes in their kitchen.
The child's innocent and doubtful gaze made Pavel cry, a somewhat sloping Jew, judged by the Nazi Party to be wrong and should not exist just because he was Jewish.
Compared to Pavel, Bruno felt that he would certainly not give up on his dreams. He loves adventure, he reads adventure books every time, and he also aspires to, like the ones in them, to be an explorer.
Once during a gap, he sneaked into the forest outside to explore, and found a little boy Sha Twilight sitting alone in the concentration camp, and they became friends.
One was the son of the commander who burned the Jews, and the other was the Jews who were locked up in concentration camps; one of them was outside the cage and the other was inside the cage. Even so, it did not affect their communication, their friendship in the slightest.
Later, Bruno's mother learned the truth about the concentration camp and quarreled with her husband every day, almost collapsing. In desperation, the husband had to send his wife and children away.
Hearing the news that he was leaving, Bruno was very reluctant to let his friend Sha Twilight, so he dug a tunnel and went into the concentration camp, he thought that the concentration camp was as beautiful as watching the movie, and he wanted to stay with his friends.
Unexpectedly, before I could look closely, I was gathered in a small room, and the two children clasped hands tightly and died.
The friendship of children is innocent, they do not distinguish between races, regardless of class, only because they like, so they have to become friends.
The world is also innocent in the eyes of children, and they do not understand why adults are so complicated, why Jews are all poisonous.
The sons of the Nazi Party and the sons of the Jews became friends, and the clasped hands were like a satire on the Nazi soldiers.
Bruno handed the biscuit to Sha Twilight, who was wiping the cup, and when the officer asked if he had given it voluntarily, Bruno was so frightened that he lied, and he denied their friendship in front of Sha Twilight.
He ran to the room, remembering the scene just now, bursting into tears, as an 8-year-old child, he was very scared.
At the same time, thinking of sha twilight that had been left behind, he immediately ran downstairs with tears, but at this time he could not find sha twilight.
After a few days, he sneaked out and finally met Sha Twilight, who had been re-imprisoned in the concentration camp, and he apologized, hoping to save his friendship.
Sha Twilight nodded, seemingly unconcerned, and forgave his only friend, Bruno.
Seeing this, I suddenly remembered that the tutor in the film taught Bruno that Jews are all bad and poisonous, and that Jews will lead to the demise of the Nazi Party and the demise of the state.
The governess's expression, full of hatred and eager to eat Jewish flesh and drink Jewish blood, frightened Bruno.
Shah's move, the small child's tolerance of the son from the Nazi Party, and the Jewish servant Pavel's care and hatred-free vision of Bruno, contrasted with the Nazi Party's various measures against the Jews, highlighting the Nazi Party's loss of sanity.
The Daily Mail commented:
"It was a very shocking film that forced us to re-examine the tragedy of that war."
Indeed, the more we see this kind of movie, the more people lament the happiness and joy of living in today's peaceful and rich country, this kind of life is indeed not easy to come by, and it is worth us to spend every day as the last day to live to the fullest.