These scenes are proof that the human condition, the need for companionship is an essential part of each of us. Without which, we live a bland, meaningless life. The unbroken human spirit could not be more emphasised in this movie. The central scene illustrating this was the scene of David leaving his home...
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The central scene illustrating this was the scene of David leaving his home. His meaning of life had become to be a successful pianist and not even his dominating, abusive father could stop him. The threats of Peter to excommunicate his son was not enough to keep David back and finally we see the first breakthrough made by David, defying his father's wishes and the scene of birds flocking out of a building demonstrates the "breakthrough"...
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