The boy in the striped Pyjamas

Movie review: The boy in the striped Pyjamas.

       The film "The boy in the striped pajamas" is derived from a book of the same name, author John Boyne, directed by Mark Herman and premiere took place on 12 December 2008 with duration of 1 hour and 34 minutes.
       It's an interesting story about the friendship between two boys from completely different worlds who are going through World War II.
       The plot tells about the life of Bruno, a boy of eight years played by actor Asa Butterfild and Shmuel, his friend of similar age. Bruno is the son of a Nazi officer and on behalf of labor, the father takes on a new role in a concentration camp, having to move the family to a remote area of all.
       From the window of her new room, the main character can see a fence with several people dressed in striped clothing, arousing their curiosity. All problems start when he decides to play to explore space and ends up coming to the same place that looked good from a distance.
       One of the most interesting points is that the character Bruno can act with such innocence and daring at the same time that makes readers watch and emocionem with the end of moving plot.
       The film has few scenarios, which ends up leaving him unattractive. But the story itself shows a true friendship that overcomes all barriers. This is observed throughout the film, when Bruno decides to face everyone to explore further. Often the little scenarios and vocabulary used in the film, people use it to portray Nazism in a less harsh way for people of all ages can attend.