The reader is a multi-layered and complex movie which was skillfully acted by Kate Winslet. One theme is a love between a boy and a woman. The other one is the collaboration of the woman with the holocaust as a guard of Auschwitz concentration camp. The movie was narrated by the eye of the man. Their relationship seems like an allegory which symbolizes the post-war and war generations each. The movie also tries to remind us the ordinariness of the people committing the crime and asks whether the naivety can be the excuse for doing horrible things. The illiteracy of the woman is a symbol as a question to audience and a bridge of love, too. Is it ok to sentimentalize the unsentimentalizable? It was a thought-provoking film.
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The Reader is a multi-layered and complex movie which was skillfully acted by Kate Winslet. One of the movie's theme is about the love between a man and a woman. The other theme is the collaboration of the woman with the holocaust as a guard of an Auschwitz concentration camp. The movie was narrated in the eye of the man. Their relationship seems like an allegory which symbolizes the post-war and so as the war generation. The movie also tried to remind us the simplicity of committing crimes by people. It also talks about whether naivety can be an excuse for doing horrible things. The illiteracy of the woman serves as a question to the audience and so as the bridge of love. Is it okay to be sentimental about these scenarios? Anyway, it was a thought-provoking film.