When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

Another piece of the puzzle! I really appreciate recent Nazi/Holocaust/Europe (1933-1945) films which **don't** cover ghettos and concentration camps. _Pink Rabbit_ tells the story of Jewish émigrés (refugees, really) who are trying to stay ahead of the Ansturm, [spoiler]but not waiting until the last minute[/spoiler]. It's a population segment which hasn't been dealt with before.

This film also is instructive of the difficulties refugee children face with language, social, and educational challenges.

Boring. Decent acting, decent narrative, cinematography and everything but... nothing happens. It's just boring, there's not other word to describe it.

The content is important. But the movie is so boring. The filming is so standard, everything is done in an ordenary way. Nothing interesting. It is more a TV movie then a feature film for the cinema. The entire music score is screaming: Now, feel sad! Or: Look! Something dramatic is happening. But the music has to be like it because the movie cannot produce these feeling by itself.

Do I have to say that everything is explained, literally! Nothing is let ambiguous or left for the viewer to know or be filled. The dictum: Show, don't tell! Is reversed: It tells everything and almost nothing is left to show.

I hope the novel is much better then this movie adaptation!

The content is important. But the movie is so boring. The filming is so standard, everything is done in an ordenary way. Nothing interesting. It is more a TV movie then a feature film for the cinema. The entire music score is screaming: Now, feel sad! Or: Look! Something dramatic is happening. But the music has to be like it because the movie cannot produce these feeling by itself.

Do I have to say that everything is explained, literally! Nothing is let ambiguous or left for the viewer to know or be filled. The dictum: Show, don't tell! Is reversed: It tells everything and almost nothing is left to show.

I hope the novel is much better then this movie adaptation!