Superb film, absolutely breathtaking. I couldn't find a single frame that didn't keep me enthralled. Honestly, I don't feel like knocking off any points for the small flaws I did notice. Some of the accents might have been a bit thick, and maybe it did take me a moment to realize that the "new" boy was actually an older version of the same kid, but meh… Those are tiny details, and the script was otherwise quite tight. If I sat and thought about it for long enough, I'm sure I could find a plot hole or two to bring down my score, but why bother? There's no reason to go out of my way to tear down such a masterfully executed film. You should go see this. It's definitely worth the two hour investment.

Bless Jessica Chastain we don't deserve her

I don't really care for Nazi era movies and not a big fan of Jessica Chastain. But I absolutely loved this film.

The horror to be a Jew there, but to be a polish citizen and not be able to try and sneak out jews to survive would be more of a scar on a soul of a caring human being than any physical torture. The body gives after so much strain. The heart and soul do not.

The errors of historical coherence, the low acting skills and evident budget deficiency are slightly blatant. But generally, the film was supposed to show the heroism of Żabińskis' and it has done it well.