Lukáš Král in Everything is illuminated

Everything is illuminated (young Baruch scene), actor Lukáš Král
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[@fountainhead500]

I can't believe I watched this movie like 15 years ago and this remains one of the only scenes from a film that still sits with me today. I remember it so vividly and it has to be some of the best cinematography I've ever seen. So powerful.

[@mham1330]

Liev did an excellent job on the movie. I want to watch it again and again.🤗

[@talkingdonkey1817]

One of the most powerful and moving scenes I've ever seen in a movie. This is one of my favorite films of all time. "Seeing eye bitch", LOL, so "premium".

[@davidrodgersNJ]

I was struck by how severely but deftly the film went from comedy to tragedy.

[@ferransellart8061]

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[@Code.Name.V]

That scene says so much without a single word spoken.

[@marneebox]

Handsome. Such beautiful eyes!

[@gregoriogarfinkelgmg1421]

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[@אדםעלהירח]

In a just 4 minutes scene, this movie is able to show us the horrors of the Holocaust, the sinister ideology of Nazism. Such a powerful, sad and at the same time mystical scene!

[@gardensofthegods]

What an incredible scene , powerful and well edited .

[@noonesperfect]

This scene is pure, beautiful and sad

[@carolginsberg8392]

My fave movie

[@Joe-gu6oe]

It's always with me!

[@katelynobrien7415]

When being identified is so fatal, will you embrace your identity? If you can hide long enough to survive, when will you bear witness to the world of the injustice that was done? How can you forget the associations of terror with identifying yourself? Yet how can you live unfettered by shame if the world never knows of the atrocities perpetuated against its people?

[@Gaste11o]

the whole generation in the USSR lived with this. It still echoes in the 21st century. It is good you know the answer for thyself. But "never judge," they said. Just feel some empathy for the people who had to give up their identities in the soviet/nazi grinder

[@thecountessofgreycastle7119]

This right here should be the opening line to this film.... beautiful words my friend, dare I say... Very premium! 😊

[@BartStanly-qh7tx]

I like when they show dude back at home at the end and his dad is already wearing the star.

[@bakedbyjeffreyaustin808]

Great movie I remember from 1962 to 1968 every Saturday, listening to relatives with the tattooed arm, talk . Green street hooligans is good too

[@carolginsberg8392]

A most premium movie

[@mariasilviamartinez4558]

Os olhos são a janela da alma!

[@borismelichar7755]

Kto je Lukáš Král?

[@So-Be-It_890]

Lucas

[@carolginsberg8392]

Aw my god! But our gods are useless

[@rebeccc]

I don't understand why the girl didn't help? She just watched....

[@charogomez474]

Rebecca ' how??!!

[@SirThopas3]

What do you expect her to do? Judo chop every single Nazi like Shatner in Star Trek?

[@rebeccc]

lol seriously? AFTER he stood up, she saw he was still alive....... So why didn't she help him? ;) SirThopas3

[@SirThopas3]

There doesn't seem to be any reason to? He hops up, takes off his jacket, and leaves. He's in shock, yeah, but so is she after watching what she thought was a corpse just shrug off a bullet wound. He doesn't ask her for anything, the only thing he wants to do is leave as quickly as possible before anyone else realizes that he's not actually dead. He seems healthy enough, taking him back home wouldn't be an option because of the aforementioned Nazis, and I doubt she has a lot of food to spare.

[@davidrodgersNJ]

elsewhere in the film, they make it clear that the girl is a little 'off.' Note how serenely she watches him being shot.