Life Is Beautiful
Teens

Life Is Beautiful

Best from age 12 · PG-13 · 1997 · 116 min

Life Is Beautiful

Guido, a charming Italian Jew, creates a fantastical game to shield his young son from the horrors of a Nazi concentration camp. His love and humor become a powerful act of self-sacrifice and hope amidst unimaginable darkness.

What's in it

0 = none · 10 = intense

Violence & peril

Strong

6/10

Language

Mild

1/10

Drinking, drugs & smoking

Mild

2/10

Romance & sensuality

Mild

2/10

Scary moments

Strong

7/10

Heads up

  • Depiction of Nazi persecution and concentration camps
  • Emotional distress and separation from family
  • Implied deaths and harsh living conditions

Models well

  • Love and sacrifice
  • Resilience and hope
  • Imagination as a coping mechanism
  • The power of a parent's love

Talk about it after

  • How does Guido's "game" protect Joshua?
  • Discuss the historical context of the Holocaust.
  • What does it mean to find hope in difficult times?
  • How can humor help us face fear?
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Cast & crew

Life is Beautiful (1998) Official Trailer - Robert Benigni Movie HD