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  1. okay.
  2. The elements of the truth may be overlooked in order
  3. to create a story that resonates with a responder.
  4. She was last night, and Fog shared stories of victims of the Holocaust.
  5. Schindler's List shows this through Spielberg,
  6. manifesting the side of similar in the Holocaust and
  7. combining how much it was affected by it,
  8. making us think of portion
  9. and asked feeling sorry for him when he broke down in tears at the end,
  10. stating that he could have saved one more.
  11. This indicates that our emotions are being taken away from the
  12. suspect.
  13. Nine Fog shows this.
  14. They're strong visual styles and portray the Holocaust with harsh realism.
  15. Parts of these composers use their emotional attack
  16. to convey the text with the responder,
  17. but there's some at what cost of how much truth is being told.
  18. Mhm
  19. what?
  20. Mhm.
  21. Yeah,
  22. Mhm,
  23. Yes.
  24. Mhm,
  25. Yeah,
  26. yeah,
  27. mm.
  28. Mhm.
  29. In fact, in an exceeding reversal of roles during the final days of the war,
  30. a group of Schindler's Juden,
  31. which Schindler's Jews was how they were called themselves,
  32. took objective to avoid wasting sinless life.
  33. This shows to be a huge deal,
  34. and a big part of the story that was never shown or mentioned in the film.
  35. Yeah,
  36. but even this remarkable
  37. but even this remarkable meditation on Auschwitz, whose
  38. subject matter and editing style has a global impact,
  39. focused on its poetic freedom
  40. and the identity of the majority of the camp victims,
  41. especially the Jewish identity.
  42. We see a light trucks ploughed through a pile of hungry corpse.
  43. The horror of this country
  44. catastrophe
  45. is laid back to our eyes before us
  46. attempting to experiment.
  47. What the Holocaust, using imaginative visual techniques will only leave
  48. the subject at the forefront of the viewer's mind.
  49. Mhm.
  50. Okay,
  51. Schindler's List sacrifices this in order to connect with the viewers
  52. in contrast to night and fog,
  53. which keeps it focused on reality and the truth,
  54. which portrays a realistic and effective view of the Holocaust.
  55. But