this story is true and amazing. Younger kids who like social studies will certaintly apprciate this well made movie about a young girl, trapped inside a small place writting a diary who has to deal with lose, sadness, hard family relationships, and the never ending fear that her and her family will be discovered and killed by the nazies.

This is a truly remarkable book.It makes you feel that you are in the movie.

Great Movie. Not for people under 12 as it has Anne Frank getting sorted and getting put into trains and you see her struggle at the concentration camp.

I watched this movie about 4 months ago and it's fantastic! But I wouldn't recommend it to younger viewers because some scenes are a little intense as in the bombs and the war is really sad..

I think it should be 10 and over cause it contains the Annex Hiders (Edith, Hermann and peter) in bath but you only see peters bum, its a good laugh!! no bad words!

and no bad words

I recommend this for those in 8th grade, because they will be most likely learning about Anne Frank and the holocaust. It's great for insight and you actually get to learn how the Jews had to live. The violence, bombing and war stories, wasn't so bad. It allowed you to understand how it was like in the home. The only "sexual behavior" displayed is how Anne tries to understand herself. She's talking about how she's developing physically and mentally. There are kissing scenes though. I don't remember catching any bad words, unless you count "bloody." Mr. Herman VanDaan was a smoker, but there was about 2-3 scenes going to smoke, I think. I wouldn't say Anne is the best role model, but she displayed her courage, optimism, and strong will. Before the movie ended, the line "In spite of everything, I still believe there is good in people." I found that quote very empowering. She stood for strength and what not, since she always talks about being independent and better. Overall, the story is mostly about a teenage girl trying to understand herself in a dangerous time in history.

Sad,i already knew everything about this girl(crazy history teacher in 8th grade),when i watch some documentary about her most of the people in the room cried,i wish i had a time machine and go back with a m16 and shot the Gestapo dead,darn it it was a powerful show

I saw most of it. But I don't think most 11 and 10 year olds are not ready for the consept because, some people are just not ready for the images. Basicly the parents should watch it first if you are 11 and yunger.