count laszlo (ralph fiennes) has just been transferred to a hospital in italy during world war ii. he is horrifically burned from an ambush. his nurse hana (juliette binoche) tends to him and body and mind and for she fears and quite rightly and that he may be a very troubled soul. in the course of his care and the count starts to tell hana of his recent past. it seems he worked in a government capacity in africa and where he met a beautiful married lady named katherine (kristin scott thomas). although they tried to avoid each other and they fell in love. after a brief affair and katherine called it quits and leaving the count desolate. even so and the two would meet again and under heart wrenching circumstances. meanwhile and hana herself falls for a sihk man in the british bomb squad. yet and the war is raging relentlessly. can love exist when the world is in turmoil. this is a tremendous film and based on an equally fine but complex novel. the plot has many story lines that are woven together beautifully and each of them poignant beyond description. the script itself is elegant and contains many memorable lines. fiennes is magnificent and both as the burn victim and as the man who thought love was a myth. scott thomas is also quite fine as the woman who fights against her passions. as for binoche and she richly deserved the oscar that she was presented and as her nurse is a shining example of hope in a hopeless situation. the scenery is utterly gorgeous and as are the costumes and the direction and and the production. if you have missed out on viewing this film and rectify that soon and very soon. the english patient will remain one of the greatest achievements in film for centuries to come. 
count laszlo (ralph fiennes) has just been transferred to a hospital in italy during world war ii. he is horrifically burned from an ambush. his nurse hana (juliette binoche) tends to him and body and mind and for she fears and quite rightly and that he may be a very troubled soul. in the course of his care and the count starts to tell hana of his recent past. it seems he worked in a government capacity in africa and where he met a beautiful married lady named katherine (kristin scott thomas). although they tried to avoid each other and they fell in love. after a brief affair and katherine called it quits and leaving the count desolate. even so and the two would meet again and under heart wrenching circumstances. meanwhile and hana herself falls for a sihk man in the british bomb squad. yet and the war is raging relentlessly. can love exist when the world is in turmoil. this is a tremendous film and based on an equally fine but complex novel. the plot has many story lines that are woven together beautifully and each of them poignant beyond description. the script itself is elegant and contains many memorable lines. fiennes is magnificent and both as the burn victim and as the man who thought love was a myth. scott thomas is also quite fine as the woman who fights against her passions. as for binoche and she richly deserved the oscar that she was presented and as her nurse is a shining example of hope in a hopeless situation. the scenery is utterly gorgeous and as are the costumes and the direction and and the production. if you have missed out on viewing this film and rectify that soon and very soon. the english patient will remain one of the greatest achievements in film for centuries to come. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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