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Schindler's list (1993)

The film takes place during the Holocaust during World War II. Oskar Schindler, a German entrepreneur, comes to Nazi-occupied Krakow with the goal of using cheap Jewish labor for his factory. At first, he sees this only as an opportunity to earn money, but gradually his attitude towards Jews changes.

Influenced by his Jewish accountant Itz Stern, Schindler gradually realizes the horrors of the Holocaust and decides to use his position and his resources to save as many Jews as possible from death. He buys them from the Nazis, hiding behind the need for labor for his factory, and organizes work and shelter for them.

Through his personal list, known as "Schindler's List," he convinces the Nazis of the importance of preserving these workers, when in fact his goal is to save them from death. As a result of his heroic act, Schindler saves the lives of more than 1,200 Jews, risking his own life and welfare.

The main characters are:

1. Oskar Schindler: A German entrepreneur who becomes a hero for saving Jews from being killed in the Holocaust.

2. Itzhak Stern: Jewish accountant and friend of Schindler, who helps him realize the importance of his actions.

3. Amon Goethe: A Nazi officer who controls a work camp and becomes an opponent of Schindler.

Topics:

• Heroism and sacrifice: The film explores the theme of heroism and sacrifice, showing that one person can make a big deal of risking their lives and welfare.

• Human dignity: Schindler's list emphasizes the importance of human dignity and the significance of every life, regardless of race or creed.

• Memory and history: The film reminds viewers of the need to remember historical events such as the Holocaust to avoid their recurrence in the future.

Director:

Steven Spielberg creates a powerful and emotionally charged film that captures the viewer from the very beginning and does not let go until the final credits.

Conclusion:

"Schindler's List" (1993) is one of the most important and exhilarating dramatic pictures in the history of the film industry. The film impresses with its depth, emotional strength and unsurpassed acting, leaving the audience with unforgettable impressions and forcing them to think about heroism and human dignity.