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A historical movie about the horrific events of the War World II Holocaust. The movie mainly focuses on how Oskar Schindler a businessman in Poland took the advantages of the Nazi party's rise to power. Schindler was a money hungry man who only looked after himself. He spent a lot of money bribing high position officers to get whatever he wanted. During the time of the Nazi power he had a lot of the Jews that are in the ghettos working at his factory making cookware and utensils for the German army. For the Jews it saves them from the gas chambers and death, but for Oskar Schindler it means money and wealth. The movie allows us to get an idea of the conditions that the Jews were in while they were forced in to the ghettos and after the were forced to go into labor camps. And Of course, it shows a true act of bravery by a single man.
The only people with any status are the German Nazi soldiers. All Jews were reduced to nothing more than dirt. The Nazis and other Germans confiscated the Jews land, money, business, houses, and anything the Jews own.
Music was a part of Schindler's List. When the soldiers are killing everyone who hid in the ghetto at night, one of them starts playing the piano. This just shows how inhumane the Germans are, and how little the death of the Jews meant to them. Is it Bach?
The point of view in the movie also changes, as the audience gets to see what Oskar saw that day.
The second thing that was in color was the candle light that the Rabbi was using when Schindler bought the 1200 Jews to work for him. The candle symbolize hope. It burned strong and bright. Of course the war was near the end with so many people dead and dying that burning candle was of burning hope and life. There are those that never got to see its end.
Washington Post
Rita Kempley
60 A ruthlessly unsentimental portrait of a German war profiteer's epiphany that inspires neither sorrow nor pity, but a kind of emotional numbness.
Chicago Tribune
Gene Siskel
100 What is surprising is how well Spielberg captures the horror, moving his camera with the fury of a combat photographer on the run. [17 Dec 1993]
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
100 What is most amazing about this film is how completely Spielberg serves his story. The movie is brilliantly acted, written, directed and seen. Individual scenes are masterpieces of art direction, cinematography, special effects, crowd control.
Awards
(just to name a few)
•Best Score
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Director
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Editing
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Cinematography
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Picture
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Adapted Screenplay
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Art Direction
Won
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Supporting Actor
Nominated
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Sound
Nominated
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Costume Design
Nominated
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Makeup
Nominated
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
•Best Actor
Nominated
•Best Director
Won
•David Lean Award
Won
0 Schindler Jews are still alive
But over 8,000 descendants alive today.
Steinhouse, Herbert. "The Real Oskar Schindler." The Real Oskar Schindler. Literature of the Holocaust
06 Aug. 2004. Web. 01 May 2012. <http://www.writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis/Holocaust/steinhouse.html>.
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Pottinger, Susan. "Oskar Schindler - The Jewish Virtual Library." Oskar Schindler - The Jewish Virtual Library. Jewish Virtual Library. Web. 05 May 2012. <http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/schindler.html>.
"Schindler's List Reviews, Ratings, Credits, and More." - Metacritic. Metacritic, 2012. Web. 01 May 2012. <http://www.metacritic.com/movie/schindlers-list>.
"This list... is an absolute good. The list is life. All around its margins lies the gulf. "-Itzhak Stern
There are two major symbols in the movie that kind of fore told what will happen. The most famous one is the little girl in the red dress. the little girl in the red dress only makes two appearances in the entire movie but has a great impact on the everything. This little girl is the catalyst (so to speak) that causes the change in Shindler. The entire movie is in black and white but the dress that the little girl is wearing is red, one of the two things that are in color. The REAL Schindler mentions actually seeing a little girl in red, so oblivious and innocent, in his autobiography.
By:
Adjo Tameklo
&
Alejandra Medina
Oskar Schindler
Little Girl in the Red Dress
Amon Goeth
Schindler's Grave
Oskar Schindler--- Liam Neeson
Amon Goeth---Ralph Fiennes
Itzhak Stern---Ben Kingsley
Director: Steven Spielberg
Oskar Schindler is a German businessman, an unlikely savior, save about 1200 Jews from the Polish and Czechoslovakian labor/gas chamber/death camps when he bought them to work at his factory. He takes care of them, gives them food and medicine. He even gave them proper burials when some of them died.
Amon Goeth is a German Kommandant who is ruthless and kills for sport. He was recruited to the Nazi party when he was sixteen. By the time he was nineteen he was in charge of an entire region. He is in charge of a labor camp. Once a Jew gets there the only way the Jews can get out is through death. He was mental at the end of is military career.
SCHINDLER"S LIST
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