A gifted classical musician struggles to survive in the Warsaw ghetto during the Holocaust in this harrowing look at Nazi brutality and one man’s fight for survival., Filmmaker Roman Polanski, who as a boy growing up in Poland watched while the Nazis devastated his country during World War II, directed this downbeat drama based on the true story of a privileged musician who spent five years struggling against the Nazi occupation of Warsaw. Wladyslaw Szpilman (Adrien Brody) is a gifted classical pianist born to a wealthy Jewish family in Poland. The Szpilmans have a large and comfortable flat in Warsaw which Wladyslaw shares with his mother and father (Maureen Lipman and Frank Finlay), his sisters Halina and Regina (Jessica Kate Meyer and Julia Rayner), and his brother, Henryk (Ed Stoppard). While Wladyslaw and his family are aware of the looming presence of German forces and Hitler’s designs on Poland, they’re convinced that the Nazis are a menace which will pass, and that England and France will step forward to aid Poland in the event of a real crisis. Wladyslaw’s naïveté is shattered when a German bomb rips through a radio studio while he performs a recital for broadcast. During the early stages of the Nazi occupation, as a respected artist, he still imagines himself above the danger, using his pull to obtain employment papers for his father and landing a supposedly safe job playing piano in a restaurant. But as the German grip tightens upon Poland, Wladyslaw and his family are selected for deportation to a Nazi concentration camp. Refusing to face a certain death, Wladyslaw goes into hiding in a comfortable apartment provided by a friend. However, when his benefactor goes missing, Wladyslaw is left to fend for himself and he spends the next several years dashing from one abandoned home to another, desperate to avoid capture by German occupation troops. The Pianist was based on the memoir of the same name by the real-life Wladyslaw Szpilman; the book was first published in 1946 as Death of a City, but was banned by Polish Communist officials and went out of print until 1998, when a new edition was issued as The Pianist., Gripping Holocaust biopic with Adrien Brody as a gifted Polish-Jewish musician struggling to survive in the Warsaw ghetto. Brody dropped about 30 pounds to affect the emaciated look of a starving man. Roman Polanski scored Best Director. As a Jewish youngster in 1939 Krakow, Polanski witnessed the Nazi invasion. It’s his first film shot in his native Poland since 1962’s “Knife in the Water,” his feature-film debut., Oscar-winning World War II drama based on a true story. When German forces invade Poland, celebrated pianist Wladyslaw Szpilman loses his job because he is Jewish. As the Nazis tighten their grip on Warsaw, his family are thrown out of their home and forced to live in the ghetto. Soon conditions turn even more nightmarish, and the pianist hides in the ruined city, dodging the squads who carry off Jews to the death camps., A Polish Jewish musician struggles to survive the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto of World War II., A gifted Polish-Jewish musician struggles to survive WWII in the Warsaw ghetto. During the early days of the Nazi occupation, he imagines himself above the danger., Roman Polanksi’s Oscar-winning World War II drama. When the Germans invade Poland, a celebrated pianist loses his job becaust he is Jewish, but as the Nazis tighten their grip on Warsaw, his family are thrown out of their home and forced to live in the ghetto. As conditions turn even more nightmarish, the pianist hides in the ruined city, dodging the squads who carry off Jews to the death camps., A pianist in Warsaw is thrown out of a job when the Nazis invade. He hides in the ruined city, dodging the squads who carry off Jews to the death camps., When the Germans invade Poland, a celebrated pianist loses his job because he is Jewish, but as the Nazis tighten their grip on Warsaw, his family are thrown out of their home and forced to live in the ghetto. As conditions turn even more nightmarish, the pianist hides in the ruined city, dodging the squads who carry off Jews to the death camps. Based on the true story of pianist Wladyslaw Szpilman.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “The Pianist ” ?
A: The main cast includes Adrien Brody,Emilia Fox,Thomas Kretschmann,Michał Żebrowski,Ed Stoppard,Maureen Lipman,Frank Finlay,Jessica Kate Meyer,Julia Rayner,Ruth Platt,Wanja Mues,Richard Ridings,Nomi Sharron,Anthony Milner,Lucie Skeaping,Roddy Skeaping,Ben Harlan,Thomas Lawinky,Joachim Paul Assböck,Roy Smiles,Paul Bradley,Daniel Caltagirone,Andrzej Blumenfeld,Darian Wawer,Zbigniew Zamachowski,Lejb Fogelman,Detlev Von Wangenheim,Popek,Zofia Czerwinska,Emilio Fernández,Udo Kroschwald,Uwe Rathsam,Joanna Brodzik,Katarzyna Bargielowska,Maja Ostaszewska,John Bennett,Cyril Shaps,Wojciech Smolarz,Lech Mackiewicz,Frank Michael Köbe,Torsten Flach,Peter Rappenglück,Ronan Vibert,Krzysztof Pieczyński,Katarzyna Figura,Valentine Pelka,Andrew Tiernan,Tom Strauss,Cezary Kosiński,Rainer Schaper,Alister Mazzotti,Henning Molfenter,Timothy Burrill,Lew Rywin,Celestia Fox,Jim Dowdall,Anna Sheppard,Gene Gutowski,Ronald Harwood,Allan Starski,Hervé de Luze,Waldemar Pokromski,Dean Humphreys,Heta Mantscheff,Didier Lavergne,Pawel Edelman,Christian Kunstler,Jean-Marie Blondel,Kazimierz Wroblewski,Nenad Pecur,Gérard Hardy,Hans Seck.
Q: When Did the “The Pianist” Released?
A: The Movie “The Pianist” originally aired on 2002-09-17 and released in the year of 2002.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “The Pianist” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “The Pianist” ?
A: “The Pianist” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
