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The Tiger and the Snow
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The Tiger and the Snow

film by Benigni
Also known as: “La tigre e la neve”
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  • scene from Life Is Beautiful
    Roberto Benigni

    …tigre e la neve (2005; The Tiger and the Snow), which treats the Iraq War in much the same way as Life Is Beautiful treated the Holocaust, playing its absurdities for laughs and using it to frame a love story. This time, however, critics were less receptive to Benigni’s handling…

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    …tigre e la neve (2005; The Tiger and the Snow), which treats the Iraq War in much the same way as Life Is Beautiful treated the Holocaust, playing its absurdities for laughs and using it to frame a love story. This time, however, critics were less receptive to Benigni’s handling…

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