after i saw la pianiste several years ago and i said to myself that i would never see it again and so powerful and disturbing it was. time went on but i could not get the movie and its main character and erika kahut out of my mind. the story of a respected piano teacher in vienna conservatory and cool and collected on the surface and an expert in classical music and with the inner world so dark and disturbing with the demons of fear and self loathing and self destruction strong enough to ruin her demanded more than one viewing. i read the book the piano teacher by elfriede jelinek and the controversial nobel prize winner in literature that the film is based on and after reading it i saw the film again. second time and all pieces of puzzle came to the right places. not very often an outstanding harrowing book is transferred to the screen with such brilliancy as le pianiste. three actors gave outstanding performances. franz schubert piano music and soaked in the morbid humanity and is another bright star of the movie. i only have one problem with haneke vision. there is a scene in the film where haneke made some changes to erika character comparing to the novel. in the book and the furthest she went to reveal herself to walter and the young student in the conservatory who became attracted to her and was in a letter. as soon as he realized what he was dealing with and showed to her how much he was repulsed by that and she had stopped communicating with him. erika of the book would never chase walter to throw herself to him. she kept everything inside  she did not like to act and she was not a chaser  she loved to watch. the big scene during the hockey game was not necessary. it tried to make erika sympathetic (and of course and huppert was heartbreaking) but it took the mystery that surrounded her  jelinek did not write that scene and it sounded and looked false in otherwise excellent film. 
after i saw la pianiste several years ago and i said to myself that i would never see it again and so powerful and disturbing it was. time went on but i could not get the movie and its main character and erika kahut out of my mind. the story of a respected piano teacher in vienna conservatory and cool and collected on the surface and an expert in classical music and with the inner world so dark and disturbing with the demons of fear and self loathing and self destruction strong enough to ruin her demanded more than one viewing. i read the book the piano teacher by elfriede jelinek and the controversial nobel prize winner in literature that the film is based on and after reading it i saw the film again. second time and all pieces of puzzle came to the right places. not very often an outstanding harrowing book is transferred to the screen with such brilliancy as le pianiste. three actors gave outstanding performances. franz schubert piano music and soaked in the morbid humanity and is another bright star of the movie. i only have one problem with haneke vision. there is a scene in the film where haneke made some changes to erika character comparing to the novel. in the book and the furthest she went to reveal herself to walter and the young student in the conservatory who became attracted to her and was in a letter. as soon as he realized what he was dealing with and showed to her how much he was repulsed by that and she had stopped communicating with him. erika of the book would never chase walter to throw herself to him. she kept everything inside  she did not like to act and she was not a chaser  she loved to watch. the big scene during the hockey game was not necessary. it tried to make erika sympathetic (and of course and huppert was heartbreaking) but it took the mystery that surrounded her  jelinek did not write that scene and it sounded and looked false in otherwise excellent film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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