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The Silver Violin Nicola Benedetti

There is no doubt this movie portrays a sad and disturbing, very real event that took place; this was not a single event it was perpetrated numerous times in different scenarios. The film accurately informs us of the complacency, which took place by those in charge of the fast food restaurant. The film while slow to start picks up once the heinous call begins. One is meant to feel shock, Anger and Sympathy for those involved. One should feel "Dirty" after seeing this film more so to make you realize how easy it is to stand up for injustice. That blind obedience should be questioned, should be disregarded when it harms another. Other revues fail to understand how easily it is to bend ones will under the guise of Authority. Hindsight is always 20/20 and it is frustrating to see so many say these people are stupid and I would never do that. Yet one must ask themselves if faced with a situation how you really would act. The very nature of asking the question hopefully forewarns one for the future. The silent 29 makes one ponder just how much we care to involve ourselves with others and act justly. The film for exploring this questionable act deserves five stars.

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