A Bag Of Marbles Parent Review

Age 13 based on 1 review.

A bag of marbles parent review.

Fleeing citizens jews and nazi resistors are roughly rounded up. Yes the film recounts a real life tale of survival but the fate of its lead protagonists in no way diminishes the grueling hardships they face on every step of their journey. Then 1941 comes and the nazis have came to paris and taken over because of this you have had a huge chunk of your childhood taken from you. Common sense says.

Parent reviews for a bag of marbles. The book i read is called bag of marbles and it is about world war 2 and the nazis. A bag of marbles includes some shots. Some are shot and killed both in groups.

Imagine it is 1940 and you live in paris france and you are a young boy who loves to play marbles with his friends. Powerful story of boys wwii survival has peril violence. Age 13 based on 1 review. A bag of marbles the second screen version of joseph joffo s holocaust memoir covers familiar territory with an honest heart and a dash of cliché.

The great value of christian duguay s a bag of marbles is the degree to which it makes such a barbaric and bewildering chapter in human history comprehensible for young audiences. A bag of marbles un sac de billes turns nazi occupied france into an obstacle course for two young jewish boys on the run and their plight into slickly sentimental thriller material for all. Parents need to know that a bag of marbles is a fact based french language film subtitled in english about two young jewish brothers who evade the nazis during world war ii expect frequent tension peril and a fair amount of occupation related violence some against women and children. Since the film involves the travels of the two brothers without their parents to a freer.