Firstly, I suggest that the aggressive question of when Hienrich's mother wakes up in the morning and notices that Hienrich is disappearing is effectively presented. I consider it the first point that engages the audience. Additionally, as the second point to draw people in, there is the aspect of a shifted timeline. Portraying the present and the past, depicting it from the perspective of the child and the mother, adds a compelling dimension to the story. Films can fall into two patterns: one that complicates the theme and simplifies the technique for clarity, and another that is straightforward in conveying the theme but may use complicated techniques. I think this movie falls into the latter category. It explicitly addresses the persecution of Jewish people and criticism of it as the theme, while employing complex techniques such as shifting the timeline to convey it.
Review of Spielzeugland
