There was not many films that could press a tear out of my eyes. Watching this film, from the moment Sophie learns the whole story of the boy, I couldn't help crying and I knew there was no need to hide them. I am a practically 30 years old man and I was crying... In fact, that was because I had this great chance to share the happiness of the good end, the happiness from a knowledge that in the long run the good will always win. This is all what I wanted to say but the system says a comment must be at least 10 lines... Well, the film itself is a pure sample of how inspiring and uplifting a drama can be. If I was a film-director I'd like to shoot exactly this sort of a movie. We lack such movies these days, the movies which feed our spirit. I was real astonished when the story reveals that the man who helps David to escape from prison is no one but the camp commander himself... actors are brilliant, all of them. This is not a commercial hit but anyways, such films must get Oscars, not all these Lords of the Rings.
Review of I Am David
