The film Anne Frank: The Whole Story and Life is Beautiful both depict the difficulty of a Jewish family during World War II. Anne Frank and Guido Orefice, the two main character in the independent stories, have comparable lives and customs before they are hunted by the Nazis. In Guido’s story, Guido works in and owns his bookstore, in Anne’s story her father owns and manages his company. This reveals that Anne and Guido are rather affluent due to their family’s prosperous enterprise. Another correspondence between Anne and Guido is that neither are exceptionally faithful. When Margot, Anne's sister, inquires if Anne likes the Goslars, she responds with, “Of course I do, I just wish [the Goslars] weren't so religious, I’d rather be at the