I didn't hear it." "I've wrote it." "(HUMS TUNE)" "(PLAYS DAVID'S TUNE)" "That's David's song." " Was it ever published?" " No." "David made it up in the hospital after his accident, and he'd sing it to himself whenever he became sad or scared." "When he was scared?" "It seemed to be a sanctuary for him, a shelter in the storm." "Is it possible that, um the night he was murdered, when he was in the woods, is it possible that he sang this lullaby?" "I pray he did." " HARDING ON PHONE:" "Hello?" " Hey, Dad." "I think that when Adam Saber was a little boy, he may have witnessed David Bernburg's murder." "And David is an escape from that memory." "Maybe Wes is too." " Dosomehow it works.

8. THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS (2008) -- Yeah, yeah, I know that Holocaust movies are semi-cheating because they are automatically powerful -- doubly so when they involve children -- but this one was particularly good. It's about an eight-year-old German boy named Bruno whose family lives adjacent to a concentration camp. One day, he encounters and befriends another boy, Shmuel, who lives behind an electric fence and wears striped pajamas. Bruno knows this friendship is forbidden but can't understand why, and he begins to question everything he has been taught about Nazism. The story is deeply moving, the kids are fantastic, and their relationship culminates in what amounts to a suckerpunch to the gut.

7. DINER (1982) -- I re-watched this movie as a tribute