Anyone depending on the kindness of strangers is on an especially harsh hiding to nothing in “The Painted Bird,” a child’s-eye Holocaust drama of such unrelenting brutality as to make even the vaguest gestures of humanity -- a held hand, a shared crust of bread -- feel in context like miracles of grace. Only the […]
Anyone depending on the kindness of strangers is on an especially harsh hiding to nothing in “The Painted Bird,” a child’s-eye Holocaust drama of such unrelenting brutality as to make even the vaguest gestures of humanity -- a held hand, a shared crust of bread -- feel in context like miracles of grace. Only the […]
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