How come in all these comments when everyone stood up and clapped, everyone cried etc etc I never seen that reaction from all the films and theaters I’ve attended
Of course there were Karen’s back then too. What authority did that Karen have to demand someone’s identity card? The more things change the more they stay the same
And then they proceed to throw the unvaxxed into concentration camp where they kill millions horribly. Not to mention risking being killed on the side of the street just for being unvaxxed…oh wait that didn’t happen and most ppl don’t give a shit stop crying and wishing so bad to be discriminated against. It’s not something you want bud. Grow up.
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everybody in the theater back in 2002 cried when he asked so politely for a piece of bread
That's a must cry scene indeed.
Heart Broken scene.
Yeah, they all said "awww"
How come in all these comments when everyone stood up and clapped, everyone cried etc etc I never seen that reaction from all the films and theaters I’ve attended
Of course there were Karen’s back then too. What authority did that Karen have to demand someone’s identity card? The more things change the more they stay the same
Her name is Katarzyna Figura.
I think Landlords/ladies were required to report people who they thought were hiding Jews. They could be punished severely if they didn’t
She would have gotten severely punished for trying to hide a Jew. Her way of acting was actually very justified.
Friendzone also hurts.
They probably would’ve married it the War didn’t happen. Not sure I’d call that the friendzone lmao
This is the best scene
So noble in behaviour aren't we?
“Can I have a piece of bread?”
“…and while you’re at it, add ham and mayo, please.
She didn’t even offer him a tea ☕️
Maybe not immediately, but they're both risking their and their unborn baby's lives by sheltering him...
@@tomwinters4576 true , but still
Best scene
The officially allotted calories per person in the ghetto was 180/day...one slice of bread today is 80 calories...
Thats a slow death penalty, 180cal is not even inough to stay alive in a bed let alone move and work
Old school. "Can I have a piece of bread?" ANd the man of the house steers the woman into the kitchen
Honey please go to your room
@@michawolski2584 Exactly right. That's how they used to talk to women
😮Very modern for the 40s the house
Guy was obviously loaded...😅
I’m Jewish. It is so scary to watch this and think this is how people like me were treated like that, just for being Jewish. Horrible
La vita e bella , the pianist , shenider list its just bad that Stanley Kubrick never made Arayan Papers
Ajlık çok kütü bijeyyy
Was it a coincidence that the name and address of the man on the paper was married to Dorota from the beginning of the movie?
No you can’t have a piece of bread.
But I’m starving XC
@@ericdelgado3829 best I can do is half a breadstick
I’ll take it
Soup please?
20th anniversary
Karen
Show me your vaccine card. Same energy
And then they proceed to throw the unvaxxed into concentration camp where they kill millions horribly. Not to mention risking being killed on the side of the street just for being unvaxxed…oh wait that didn’t happen and most ppl don’t give a shit stop crying and wishing so bad to be discriminated against. It’s not something you want bud. Grow up.
HAHAHAHAHA yes.
Not at all the same you mong
Is that how it really is in USA? I'm from Croatia, i never received vaccination and nobody ever asked me for any card..
@@twentytwo138 depends on the state.