Anne Frank: The Whole Story
- Year:
- 2001
- 2,000 Views
The following dramatization is based
the biography of Anne Frank / i
by Melissa Muller, and research
original interviews by Kirk Ellis. / i
Some of the scenes in the film can also
be found in Anne Frank, The Diary of
A Young Girl, / i
but the film does not use
the words that Anne used in the Journal,
expressing their own feelings. / i
The following film contains realistic
representations of life in the field
concentration, and including brief nudity. / i
discretion is advised of the viewer. / i
I want to be champion
the sky and writer. / i
I want my picture
in all the magazines. / i
Maybe will be
a movie star. / i
I want to be different from all
the other girls. / i
I want to be a modern woman.
I want to travel. / I
languages and history. / i
I want to do everything / i
I want to .../ i
Anne! Anne / i
Oh, that lout Leo Koopmann.
He thinks he's in love with me.
Anne you come ...
Monopoly play tomorrow?
Sanne, you know that my grandma
come visit us.
I am just too busy.
Why not questions to Hannah?
I'll be in church.
As religious.
Anne! Anne!
Fast.
Sorry.
Well, I'm leaving.
-Bye.
Goodbye. / i
No, no. I am not saying
you are bad cook.
Bright.
Certainly your husband ...
love your
strawberry jam.
-Hello, Mr. Kleiman.
-Hello, Anne.
Miep, where is the father? / i
One minute.
He is in the warehouse ...
With Mr. Kugler
and Mr. Van Pels.
Thank you, Miep.
I can tell you how
nice today?
The problem is that you
to use too much sugar.
Too much nutmeg. / i
Coriander less. / i
I. .. / i
black pepper
with .../ i
black ginger. / i
No. Closes. / I
Pim.
Your mother called.
Are very concerned.
You should have gone
directly home.
What are you doing?
Mr. Kugler is experiencing
new revenue.
Your mixture still needs to be worked,
but maybe you have something.
This is really a
high praise, Mr. Kugler.
Ask him now, Mr. Van Pels
It has an unerring nose.
Anne, an anecdote for you.
What is black and white
and red all around?
What?
Newspaper.
Yes? / i
You know, red, huh?
What wonderful book. / i
Thank you, Grandma. / i
It was exciting to do all
way from Germany .../ i
... alone?
Tell me everything. / I
See? Continued curious
as always. / i
Let me see your book.
Let me see.
expected.
Grandma has another surprise. / I
And here's your gift, Anne.
A fountain pen.
Look, Margot.
It's beautiful.
I'll keep it forever.
-Thank you, Grandma.
-You 're welcome.
I'm so glad you came.
The grandmother will live now
us, girls.
-You'll like?
-Oh, yes.
Much.
Anne ...
Why do not you try
your new pen? "
Yes, I'll .. immediately.
-Sorry.
-Not too long.
Make sure if she is ready.
Let her have fun, Edith. / i
You spoil it, Otto.
It should come
directly home.
Oh, I'm hungry.
Please have
ways, Anne.
I know ... as Margot.
I thought you liked the Goslars.
Of course I like.
I just wanted the family of Hannah Lee
not so religious.
I would rather be in the movies.
Amen.
Hitler is just a fad
transient, Hans.
Germany will recover.
You'll see.
And what is preventing the madman
attach the Netherlands ...
... and free
his brothers Germans?
The Dutch are different.
Sometimes, Otto, I think you have
too much trust in people.
Poor mother.
Are accustomed to better. / I
is the will of God, Edith. / i
One day we will all go home. / i
Until then, we hold on.
Give thanks for having
central heating.
Let me help you with this,
Mrs. Goslar.
Oh, you're very kind.
What a girl so dear.
You are lucky.
Hannah has two left hands.
Sometimes miss
created a full-time ...
But we have
raised money to pay. / i
Either way, the
Dutch have no remedy .../ i
simply not trusted.
Mother?
Anne tells them not
tickets created. / i
Says, "domestic".
God knows everything, but Anne
knows everything better.
you like to spoil you
to yourself. / i
Do you like it even more when
That makes me a bad person?
The good and bad people
have one thing in common.
Both make mistakes.
Just ...
good people admit
their mistakes ...
and learn from them.
Tell me about Paulas.
This is a story for children,
and not for a woman like you.
No.
I want to hear it.
The live Paulas
with us. / i
You can not see the ...
but sometimes, if you stay
very quiet ...
and immerse hear ...
can you know
where they hide. / i
But beware.
Because you never know
Paula'll find.
Paula A good .../ i
Paula or bad, that is
always getting into trouble. / i
I do not want to be
Paula bad .../ i
But sometimes ...
Sometimes it escapes.
Never mind.
Since always conserves
Paula good in your heart.
Daddy, can the two be
the same person ...
Paula Paula good and bad?
Because ...
Yes I suppose it's possible.
Perhaps the good Paula afraid ...
than people
may think of it ...
is why
it is sometimes bad.
At least that's what I think.
You always told me that I
should think for myself.
Well said.
The newspapers say that Hitler
now an eye on Poland. / i
The Netherlands will be neutral
whatever happens.
However, all this hype
Nazi, is bad for business. / I
I now have less
patients, but no matter. / i
There will always be holes
Jewish to fill.
Say ah.
Ah.
Ah, ah, ah. Ah.
Mr. Pfeffer.
Wait!
Not fair! Cheated!
Anne! Get out of the water!
Otto says anything.
Anne, what does your mother says.
Play with care
with your sister. / i
You know that is not good
nadares is for you.
Here. Dry up.
Never let me have fun.
I do not want sick.
You know how you are fragile.
Ahh.
Have we like it, Edith?
No, Otto.
Oh, you're so funny! / i
Hey!
She got me my strawberry. / i
Look at my two
small movie stars. / i
Want more?
Why not invited
to this party?!
It Mr. Goslar. / i
Look, it's your father. / i
See? / i
And you told me that he never
came to the Netherlands.
Happy birthday, Anne.
We have a photograph.
A photograph, please.
"Yes, Daddy.
-A photograph?
-The Adolf got your gift
Birthday?
Hannah, points to your father.
Everyone points to Uncle Adolf.
Very good.
and the free state of Danzig .../ i
ending the efforts and
hopes of diplomats .../ i
for a peaceful settlement. / i
dialogue between statesmen .../ i
to e the curtain of war
falls on Europe. / i
Out!
Orders of Swastika!
Pig traitor!
-Boo!
"Sit down! / I
moves forward. / i
-When does the movie start?
"Meanwhile, Anne. However.
defense of the nation. / i
was so beautiful? / i
Too beautiful to
lose his head. / i
I did not like much
the king. / i
Tyrone Power is
much more graceful.
Just like the boy
who I marry.
Already chosen?
Oh, no. Too many admirers.
Exactly how
Poor Marie Antoinette.
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