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The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is a feature film directed by Mark Herman. The film tells the story of the deep friendship formed between an eight-year-old German boy Bruno and a Jewish boy in the pen of a concentration camp during World War II and the subsequent twists and turns. The story takes place during World War II. Bruno, an eight-year-old boy, is the son of a German Nazi officer. When he returned home that day, Bruno was very upset when he learned that his father was going to be transferred to a Polish concentration camp, because he would have to leave his friends. When he arrived at the new home, Bruno was very uncomfortable. No one played with him here, and his mother forbade him to run around. Bored, Bruno looked out the window and found that in the opposite farm, many people were working in striped pajamas. In fact, his mother didn't know that this was the frightening murderous factory Auschwitz concentration camp. Finally, Bruno couldn't help but sneak over the barbed wire to the other side of the fence, where he found a little boy Shmuel who was about his own age, so Bruno sneaked over every day to play with this kid about his age. Individuals became good friends. Parents were going to send Bruno to his aunt's house in Heidelberg. Bruno wanted to say goodbye to his good friend. He also put on striped pajamas and climbed under the barbed wire into the concentration camp..