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Optimism In Romeo Benigni

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By manipulating the truth for the advantage of one 's happiness Guido was able to make the reality a new fantasy for his son 's happiness so the aspects of the holocaust didn 't haunt him as they still do to this day. His son obeyed what his father told him, and reality took its place and Giosue was united with the tank his father told him he would get and was reunited with his mother. In this film Roberto Benigni evolves the concept that through the most evil times Giosue kept his optimism to live, laugh and love to keep the beauty of life and the happiness of his son

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