Un film prodotto per la televisione che racconta la storia di Anna Frank, la ragazzina che, con la sua testimonianza, divenne un simbolo dell'Olocausto. (fonte: Mymovies)

Academy Award winner Ben Kingsley, Golden Globe winner Brenda Blethyn and Hannah Taylor Gordon star in the stirring tale of one of the most influential young women of the 20th century. Based on Melissa Muller's crically acclaimed book, "Anne Frank"goes beyond the story you already know and paints the true portrait of Anne both before and after she went into hiding. Get to know the high-spirited and popular girl before the war, and experience the challenges of the brave people who risked their lives trying to keep her safr. "Anne Frank" also explores the enduring mistery of who betrayed the Frank family and reveals what happened next. (fonte: retro del dvd)

Andato in Onda in due Puntate , questo film per la tv racconta la Storia della più celebre vittima della Shoah basandosi sulla Biografia di Anne Frank edita da Melissa Muller , e su ricerche ed interviste condotte da Kirk Ellis . Per scelta personale del Regista , e per precisa volontà della Fondazione Anne Frank di Amsterdam , nel film non sono usate espressioni originali utilizzare dalla Protagonista della storia nel diario . Il film racconta la storia di Anne dal 1940 al 1945 , seguendone fedelmente tutta la storia non solo fino all'arresto nel 1944 , ma anche fino alla morte a Bergen Belsen , e alla decisione del padre , dopo la guerra , di pubblicare il suo diario avverando così il suo desiderio di diventare scrittrice . Primo Premio Emmy per il Miglior Sceneggiato per la Tv del 2001 .

NO OF PAGES: 0 SUB CAT I: Holocaust SUB CAT II: Biography SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: "Anne Frank" delivers exactly what it promises: the incredibly moving complete story of Anne Frank, going beyond what the Jewish teenage girl wrote in her widely read diary. Anne, along with her family and friends of her family, hid in a secret annex behind her father's office in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation of Holland. She dutifully kept a diary, which became a worldwide bestseller when her father published it in the 1950s. The story has been adapted for television and movies before, but this version, which played on ABC television, moves beyond what Anne wrote, meeting up with the Frank family before Anne receives her diary, and following her past the diary's last entries into Auschwitz and Birkenau. Hannah Taylor Gordon is a superb Anne, bringing to life the multifaceted girl, in turns intelligent, dreamy, creative, spoiled, and bratty, a girl like any other except that Anne is a Jew in Nazi-occupied Holland. The only one who outshines Gordon is Ben Kingsley as Anne's father, Otto Frank. His quiet performance is extraordinarily powerful; as he watches his family slip away, it is impossible not to feel his grief. This brave film is difficult in parts to watch--the concentration camp scenes are brutal--but this is a remarkable adaptation of Anne's life, and it is a film to be shared and discussed and remembered.NOTES: Purchased from Navigator Books through Amazon.com. SUBTITLE: There's More To Her Story Than You Ever Imagined.