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Life Of Pi Film Analysis

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Life of Pi
Introduced
Life of Pi film produced under the direction of director Ang Lee is a 3D adventure drama film category in 2012 based on the 2001 novel by Yann Martel’s. The film’s is based on a screenplay adaptation by David Magee. Moreover, the film is also accompanied by a number of famous actors, including Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan, Tabu, Adil Hussain, Gerard Depardieu and Rafe Spall. The storyline revolves around a young Indian man named Piscine Molitor "Pi" Patel, living in Canada and telling a novelist about his life story. During the drift, Pi formed a relationship that is not expected with a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker on the lifeboat. On September 2012, the Film had its worldwide premiere as the opening film of the 51st New York Film …show more content…

Forgiveness is always the right choice, everyone has made mistakes, Pi lost everything, as the offense itself. He can still control the situation better. Pi managed to take it all in stride and forgive situation. Through these errors, we can see that the spirit is very important. For some people, this can cause resentment and anger. To hold the anger and the pain would let the situation control of his life. We must not forget, but we can overlook. Change things for the good things. Not all offenses that have not faced the street solver. With a strong spirit, all errors can be corrected by positive.
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The film is about the life of Pi vast Pacific Ocean after he lost his family . He weathered the trials with perseverance and quiet. Nature resolute in him cause he survived all the challenges successfully. Viewers like to watch this film because the elements of the natural wonders that can be found in the film Life of Pi. In addition, the coexistence of animals makes the audience amazed by the cleverness of Pi that can be said to be friends with the wild animals.
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