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Holocaust (shoah) | World War Ii
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European Screenwriter | 1999 | Israel
European Cinematographer For | 1999 | Lajos
European Actor | 1999 | Ralph
European Cinematographer | 1999 | Lajos
Best Overall Sound | 2000 | Peter
Best Sound Editing | 2000 | David
Best Motion Picture | 2000 | Robert
Top Ten Films | 2000
2001
2000 | Israel
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Drama | 2001 | Jennifer
Democracy | 2001
Best Foreign Film | 2001
Best Motion Picture Drama | 2001
Best Director Motion Picture | 2001
Best Original Score Motion Picture | 2001 | Maurice
European Film | 1999 | Robert
Best Music Original Score | 2001 | Maurice
Human Rights | 2001
Best Music Score | 2000 | Maurice
Best Achievement in Costume Design | 2000 | Györgyi
Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role | 2000 | Rosemary
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2000 | Ralph
Best Achievement in Direction | 2000
Best Achievement in Art DirectionProduction Design | 2000
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role | 2000 | James
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role | 2000 | Deborah Kara
Box Office Collection 7,918,035 USD
Jennifer Ehle, who plays Young Valerie, is the daughter of Rosemary Harris, who plays Older Valerie.
The character of Adam Sonnenschein/Sors (played by Ralph Fiennes) draws heavily upon the life and death of two great Hungarian Jewish sabreurs, Attila Petschauer and Endre Kabos (winner of Olympic Gold in Sabre at the 1936 Berlin Games). Tragically, neither survived World War II and the Holocaust.
The venerable courtyard and house used as the Sonnenschein family home in the film is, in reality, the house where director István Szabó grew up.
Miriam Margolyes stated in an interview that this was her favorite of all the films she'd done.
Michelle Yeoh was considered for the role of Greta.
"Adam Sors: Never give up your religion. Not for God. God is present in all religions. But if your life becomes a struggle for acceptance, you'll always be unhappy. Religion may not be perfect, but it is a well-built boat that can stay balanced and carry you to the other shore. Our life is nothing but a boat adrift on water balanced by permanent uncertainty. About the people whom you will judge, know this; all they do is struggle to find a kind of security. They're just people, like us. Therefore you mustn't judge them on the basis of appearance or hearsay. Trust no one. Examine all things yourself. Do not join with power. Despise all rank. Do not be ostentatious with what is yours. Owning possessions and property ultimately comes to nothing. Possessions and property can be consumed by fire, swept away by flood, taken away by politics. Do not undertake what you do not know. This causes anxiety which makes you ill. Exercise discipline."
"Adam Sors: We are afraid to see clearly and of being seen clearly."
