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Young, rascally Anne Frank, if not for the incredible circumstances of her life, may have grown up to be a writer, a movie star, or any of the other thousand things she dreamed and fantasized about, as any adolescent girl does. Instead, she has become an icon, a symbol of hope, and an inspiration to millions of people around the world who have suffered under the hands of despotism and fright. This DVD serves as a documentary, and tribute, to this incredible girls life.
Directed by Jon Blair, who previously produced a documentary on the life of Oskar Schindler, brings his skills and expertise to bringing to life the life of Anne and her family as they first flit Germany to state up her home in Amsterdam, and then, to hover into hiding once German invades the Netherlands. As told through the eyes of her childhood friends, Anne is precocious, playful and fun. Interviews with Lies Gosslar and others provide first hand accounts about her, and produce her steady and authentic, not grandios or distorted, as the tendency may be for someone as eminent as Anne. This documentary also doesn’t tremulous away from Anne’s burgeoning sexuality and her feelings about her adolscence, which provides a more complete relate of this girl.
The documentary moves into the Frank family needing to shroud from the Nazis in their Secret Annex, and we meet the impressive Miep Gies, who sustained the people living there for two years. The footage of Miep in the Annex itself was incredible, and her testimony just and compelling. A scene in which the son of Fritz Pfeffer, the Jewish dentist who also hid in the Secret Annex, meets Miep in Annex itself reduced me to tears in an instant; kudos to Blair for making this reunion happen and engage it on film. Incredible cinema.
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What I appreciated most about this documentary occurs after everyone in captured from the Annex and forced into the hands of the Nazis. Blair painstakingly recounts the final months of the Franks lives, which in past documentaries seems to be rushed over. Blair brings Jewish survivors who knew the Franks abet to the camps they were imprisoned in, and shared their experiences. The achieve is chilling, and allows us to truly understand the last months of Anne’s life more than I ever have before. He brings support Lies to talk about being with Anne during her last few days; astonishing.
Also extraordinary, Blair digging up a very brief movie clip of Anne herself, leaning out the window watching a wedding happen on her street. The twelve year musty girl becomes even more alive as we discover her, hair blowing in the wind, looking up and slack her, not bright what her fate will be in objective a few years.
Anne Frank so longed to be known around the world, dreaming of becoming a eminent writer, and even began to prepare her diary for publication after the war. While she never lived to behold that occur, her legacy and gift to the world, through her inspirational words, remains with us today. And this documentary serves as an satisfactory tribute to her short, short life.
After having visited the Annne Frank House last month in Amsterdam I was anxious to learn more about her brief life and times. I bought this video recently and have seen it over an over many times. Anne comes alive through the interviews with Miep Gies, Hannah Goslar and her father Otto. Rather then the canonized person we tend to notion her as she is in many ways a typical early adolescent; petulant, self centered, distinguished, sweet, incandescent and gentle - a person with strong likes and dislikes. The most provocative section of the documentary was a first time meeting between the son of “Alfred Dussel” (in reality Dussel was Fritz Pfeffer - the Dentist who shared a room with Anne) whose name was Peter Pepper. It really brought tears to my eyes and then we are told that two months after the meeting he died of cancer. Also at the very waste of the documentary is a home movie made of a wedding in Amsterdam in 1941 where the cameraman looks up and we scrutinize Anne Frank watching the wedding party - it is the only known gripping image of her.
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