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(35158) 7.0 127 min 2017

The Zookeeper's Wife is a movie starring Jessica Chastain, Johan Heldenbergh, and Daniel Brühl. Keepers of the Warsaw Zoo, Antonina and Jan Zabinski, must save hundreds of people and animals during the Nazi invasion in WWII Poland.

Starring: Timothy Radford, Jessica Chastain, Daniel Brühl, Johan Heldenbergh

Genres: War, Biography, Drama, History

Director: Niki Caro

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	War, Biography, Drama, History
Director	Niki Caro
Writer	Diane Ackerman, Angela Workman
Stars	Timothy Radford, Jessica Chastain, Daniel Brühl, Johan Heldenbergh
Country	UK, USA, Czech Republic
Also Known As	Η γυναίκα του ζωολογικού κήπου, O Zoológico de Varsóvia, ユダヤ人を救った動物園　アントニーナが愛した命, La femme du gardien de zoo, La casa de la esperanza, Úkryt v zoo, Menedék, Zena cuvara zooloskog vrta, Umut Bahçesi, Un Refugio Inesperado, Die Frau des Zoodirektors, Refugio en el zoo, Casa sperantei, Loomaaedniku naine, Azyl, Zoodārza uzrauga sieva, I Gineka tou Zoologikou Kipou, La signora dello zoo di Varsavia, 園長夫人：動物園的奇蹟, Zoologijos sodo prižiuretojo žmona, Ishto shel shomer gan ha'kha'yot, The Zookeepers Wife, O Jardim da Esperança
Runtime	2H 7M
Description	Keepers of the Warsaw Zoo, Antonina and Jan Zabinski, must save hundreds of people and animals during the Nazi invasion in WWII Poland.

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Monday, 13 Apr 2020 05:45

I did not think this film was that great, but I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. As the title suggests, this is a coming of age film about a woman who is raised by the army and has to make her own way in the world. I liked the fact that the film was very well made. The acting was good, the story was simple and well thought out. I liked the fact that the film wasn't an attack on Vietnam. It was just a story about a woman who was raised by the army and how she came to be a zookeeper. It was a good film and I think that if you enjoyed "The Marine" you would like this film.

Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 16:05

I've seen this film twice now. I've seen the first viewing twice and I've watched the second viewing twice. I've been to the film for a number of years and I've been to the theatre twice and I've read the book once. The second viewing was no different. I couldn't say I was surprised or disappointed, but I was surprised by the first viewing. I was expecting something of a different sort. The film is based on the memoirs of Beatrice Webb (who was a zookeeper at the zoo), but she never seemed to work very hard in her job. The film has some moments that I found moving, and others that are so brief as to be barely noticeable. The performances were generally good, with Alicia Silverstone and Sienna Miller playing their roles well. It wasn't a great film, but it was well made. My only real issue with the film is that it focuses too much on the relationship between the zookeeper and the nanny. They had a wonderful time together, but the film would have benefited from a little more focus on how the zoo was run. Overall, I think it was worth seeing. I don't think it's as good as the book, but it was well done. It was worth the price of admission.

Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 07:08

This is a very good film, but not a great one. It's an interesting film, with an amazing cast and good acting. I think the film has a great feel about it, and the cinematography is very impressive. However, I think the story is not great. I think the film could have been much better, I think it could have been a little more action orientated, because it's more a "historical" film. The acting is very good, and the cinematography is very good. I think it's a good film, and definitely worth seeing.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 23:35

A good movie, with a good cast and interesting story.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 17:28

Clint Eastwood is not an actor who can play very difficult roles. While his very best performances are generally dramatic, his other performances are usually quite comedic. But, this film is more of an ensemble piece, and he's great as the lead. Also, as the new Zookeeper, he seems more relaxed and grounded. The three lead actresses, Charlize Theron, Ellen Burstyn and Rachel Weisz, all have a great on-screen chemistry that is very believable and adds to the story. I enjoyed the depth of their relationship as well, which is not common in a film like this. It's very sweet and not just cliche, but realistic. The story is based on the real life events of an Australian soldier who died while serving in Afghanistan. When he returned home, he had his wife and child who was very ill, and was desperate to get home. The time was nearing for him to be reunited with them, and he was under tremendous pressure to get back to Australia to care for his family. The film uses flashbacks to show the tragic events, and shows how he was raised and the rest of his family's hardships. This is not your usual war movie. It is a tragic tale, and the director shows how one person can be the strongest person in a small village. The acting is all good. I thought that Theron and Weisz were very natural and believable. The two actresses who played their children were very good. The film does have a happy ending, but it is very brief. The rest of the story takes place in the summer of 2013, and it is a very touching story. The film's message is that you cannot help what you don't understand, but you can always help yourself. I liked this film, and I would recommend it to anyone. It is a film that is very thought provoking. I would recommend it to anyone.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 07:06

The premise of this film is based on a true story, but what makes it so believable is that the real-life Margaret Singer was a loving, caring mother who was an employee of a local hospital, but died suddenly, shortly after giving birth to her daughter. The real-life Margaret Singer was a devoted wife who gave her entire life to her daughter, and would do anything to protect her child. A daughter herself, she wanted to be there for her. As it turns out, the actress portraying Margaret Singer is a native of a small town in Wyoming, but she did not make the trip to Utah to cast for the part of Margaret Singer. Instead, the actress played the part because she thought the part would be a natural fit for the real-life Margaret Singer. The character of Sally Parke is based on the real-life Sally Parke, a nurse at the local hospital. Sally was one of Margaret's nurses in the hospital. Sally gave Margaret a big hug and told her that she was proud of her for doing what she did. The real-life Sally Parke had a passion for nursing and she had a tremendous love for her patients. She had a deep respect for Margaret and felt she was a good mother, as well. This is an excellent film about a very real and touching story, but if you are in the mood for a Hollywood movie that deals with a sad subject, this film will not be your cup of tea.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 17:26

A relatively fast paced account of a women's liberation movement which took a sharp turn to the extreme when the government tried to make a point of enforcing the so-called "Bedroom Bill" in the late 60's and early 70's. Although at times very strong and thought-provoking, the film unfortunately tends to drag on a bit and drags quite a bit during the last half hour. It's a shame, because it's a film that deserves much better treatment. And indeed, there are many good points in this film. It's not a masterpiece, but it's a pretty good film. One thing that I think it needed was more time. There are several times during the film where I just wanted it to end. That's because the last half hour is so tense and it's hard to breathe.

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 02:20

I have never seen the movie, but I thought it was OK. It's about a British POW, David Weir, who had been captured by the Germans and was living in a Berlin POW camp. He came to love nature, and he wanted to leave the camp and return to England. He had a young daughter, and as the war progressed, he did not want to go to war and the Germans were tracking him. He finally decided to return to England, but he would have to go through a series of trials and tribulations. He was rescued by a girl, Norma, and had an affair with her, but then she deserted him. This was the longest of all the trials and tribulations. There was a lot of suffering and a lot of cruelty. There was no love in it. But it was a good movie. I would recommend it.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 03:43

My main criticism would be that I did not enjoy the music. The film had a few good music pieces in it but it seemed like they just happened to fit the scene. This would be OK if they were used in a different way. For example, when the Zulu soldiers are marching down the street singing a song I found myself lost in the music and the scene. Also, the part when Scarlett is singing a song I found myself wondering why is she doing this. Another example of this would be when she was singing a song to a friend in the hospital. The music seemed out of place and was distracting. I think this could have been better with the music being used in a different way. Overall, I enjoyed the film. It was very entertaining and it had its fair share of action scenes. I would not recommend this film to anyone who likes a different type of film. However, it was a good film and I liked it.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 20:10

Meryl Streep is terrific in this movie. I really like her, and she is very underrated, but she's the best actor in this movie. You need to watch the movie. I can't say it's a classic, but it's worth watching. It's a drama about a woman who doesn't want to be married to a man she thinks she loves, but her husband is adamant that she is a good wife, and that's all she cares about. He is a doctor who's also married, and he's a philandering philanderer. There's a lot of violence, but it's not gratuitous. I wouldn't recommend this movie for everyone, but if you like Meryl Streep, you might like it. It's not Oscar worthy, but it's worth watching.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 09:14

I went to see this movie with my wife who is a big fan of The Rock. We were both moved by the film and the war in it. I think that the story told was well done and that the focus of the movie was on the women and the struggle for women's suffrage. The Rock was excellent and her portrayal was superb. Although, I felt that the characters of the men in the movie were unnecessary and that they could have been left out. I was also disappointed with how the movie was narrated. At times it felt like it was taking itself too seriously and was trying to be too "hip" and highbrow. I think that The Rock would have made a better portrayal of a real suffragette than someone who was just a "doofus." Overall, I enjoyed the movie and I would definitely go see it again.

Christina Bowman

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 10:38

The Big Screen is no place for this type of story. It is a difficult thing to tell from this book, which is often difficult to bring to life on the big screen. There are so many little details to be picked apart to convey a message. This movie is a great example of the difficulty of doing it with the novel on the big screen. This movie is not without its faults, especially in regards to the narration. Some of the language is hard to hear in parts of the movie. This was a problem that really showed up in the theatre I attended. As mentioned, the movie is a great example of how difficult it is to tell the story from the novel, and yet, this movie was not without its faults. That being said, the movie is a good movie and the actors and actresses are good at what they are asked to do. The movie is entertaining and is worth watching. 7/10

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 09:12

A good movie about World War II and the women in it. The movie focuses on the bond between a couple in wartime. I would like to see a remake of this movie with a little more of a story line.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 11:59

To say this is not a Spielberg movie is a severe understatement. This movie is a wonderful testament to the powers of one man to change the world, and more importantly, to change the minds of men. Most of the other reviewers here have either not seen or failed to see this movie, and have been asking the question "Why would anyone watch this movie if they didn't want to watch a movie about a man who changed the world?" Well, if you think that answer is simple, I'd like to say "Get out of my way." There are so many facets to the movie, and it is a movie for anyone who is interested in history, religion, politics, and of course, the famous human anatomy story. The first half hour of this movie is about the book, and how it was published, the book, the controversy, the fighting for the rights of the poor, and the struggle for the rights of the authors, the book, and the leaders who produced the book. When the movie was over, I was deeply moved and saddened that I had never read this book. I was disappointed in the men who were involved in the production, and disappointed that I had never read this book. I hope that you are as moved as I was when you see the movie. There are so many stories here. I hope you will see this movie as an homage to the men who made it possible. And please note that, by the way, I think this movie is the best historical movie of all time. It is the best historical movie ever made. Thank you. Sincerely, The Historian

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 13:22

It was surprising and even a little unexpected that the title of the film that I saw had a rather prominent role in the film, because I had never heard of this film before and I didn't really know what to expect. So I was a little disappointed with the choice of title. But I actually found this film to be quite enjoyable and I loved it. I really liked the way the story was told, because it was very interesting. It was very sad and it was a very emotional story. It was very sad and I really enjoyed that. The cinematography was also very good, and it was nice to see the camera use for the war scenes, because the war scenes were very different from the rest of the film. I was very impressed with the cinematography. I think that the film deserved a better rating than I have given it. It is a good film and I really enjoyed it.

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 14:44

Saw this film the day after the play in the Edinburgh Fringe. Although the film is based on a play, the characterisations are also consistent with the actual events of the Civil War. It's an accurate representation of the period. The film is also well paced and the cinematography is breathtaking. A great experience.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 07:05

A veteran zoologist and his new wife take a road trip across the United States to study the animals they find. The film starts with an amazing scene in which the first black man is depicted by the Zookeeper (which was a film that was highly influential in the depiction of African American life in the early 1980's) and then moves on to the story of the Vietnam war. The transition is beautiful, but the characters are interesting to watch. For example, the first half of the film is about the zoologist and his wife and the Vietnam war, the second half focuses on the war and the Zookeeper, and the third is the Vietnam war and zoology. The story is very well told, and the movie gives you a lot of information about animals, history, and geography. The cinematography is fantastic, and the colors are stunning. It is definitely a must-see film. Also, the plot is very moving and takes you to another world, and makes you understand what you're seeing and why. It was definitely a high quality film that anyone should watch.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 00:54

Filled with beautiful scenery and a story with all the power of a symphony, The Zookeeper's Wife is a beautiful movie to watch and to think about. The movie is set in the years 1914-1918 and focuses on the life and death of the great Zookeeper, Paul Ehrlich. The movie includes interesting facts about the world of the 1920s and the working conditions of the Zookeeper's life. The movie also focuses on the effort and the sacrifices that the Zookeeper made to protect his wife and children during the war. In this day and age of war, The Zookeeper's Wife is a well-made and thought-provoking movie. The movie is beautifully directed by David Fincher and the movie is very well shot and filmed. I am glad that the movie was made because I think that it was a great choice.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 00:41

I came into this movie with no expectations whatsoever, but after the first ten minutes, I found myself quite involved and absorbing. The story begins with the insane behaviour of a mentally challenged woman in the 1920's, who is being forced to serve in a country on the front lines of the First World War. Her uncle (Robert Redford) and his friends are being forced to run the house and feed the family to keep it running. They are also being forced to sell the house and all of their possessions. When Redford's character, Louis (a character so powerful, it seems as if he was the most important person in the movie) gets a letter from the country's minister, informing him that he has been nominated to the post of Minister of War, Louis decides to run away to France. Once in France, he finds a job as a zookeeper at the house of an elderly woman, Eva (Alicia Silverstone) and his niece, Rose (Sigourney Weaver), a beautiful young woman with her own problems. As the war begins, Louis and Rose must adapt to the outside world, and start a family. The film is quite a unique experience for me, and I'm not the type of person to care too much about the fate of the characters. I know that at the end of the day, the characters in the movie are going to be there for the sake of the story and the story doesn't matter. The film is told in the style of a documentary, and that style fits the story very well. I found myself almost immersed in the movie, and it didn't seem as if I was watching an action film. The cinematography is beautiful, and the acting is very good. I especially liked Alicia Silverstone's performance. She was so strong, and her character was so strong, I could not help but root for her and her family. She was a strong, strong woman, and she was incredibly impressive. I also liked Sigourney Weaver as the young woman who has problems with her own mother, and she was great as well. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in history and war.

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 00:03

An absolute MUST see for all the world's military and history buffs. This movie is actually based on a true story, and it was based on a true account. A true story that's in a great book, and a great book that's also based on a true account. So there's that. This movie is about a WWII veteran who was born with a severe case of amnesia, and the story of how he finally learned to remember everything. His father died when he was a young child, and he didn't have a mother. After he grew up, he had to go through a lot of hard times, and I think that's one of the reasons he came to believe in the kindness and compassion of all people. I think that's one of the main reasons that makes this movie so touching and worth watching. This movie has a lot of twists and turns, and the ending is very emotional. So many people I know have said they wanted to see this movie, and they were right. It's definitely worth seeing.

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