Read to me

This, is heavy. It's enough to make your heart sink.

It was about a human's greatest fear and shame.

I'm afraid of not being there, what about you?

Hanna Schmitz was shameful of her illiteracy.

Keeping the truth to herself, and Michael, sent her to prison for life.

What do you think was in Michael's mind, when Hanna turned and looked him in the eyes, when the sentence was completed?

The voices, both from young Michael (David Kross) and Michael who had then 'haunted' by Hanna for the rest of his life (Ralph Fiennes), is the soul of the movie. Hanna might have been always loves being read to, finally learned how to read, and it was the end - when the fear is no more, the life was concluded.

It doesn't matter what I think. It doesn't matter what I feel. The dead are still dead.