Recenzja filmu "List Schindlera"

'Schindler's List'
It was the film, which made me a great afford. It is a motion picture about a German factory owner who saves a large number of Jewish people from death during the Holocaust. A novel by Australian writer Thomas Keneally, Schindler's Ark, introduced Schindler's story to the general public for the first time. The novel was made into a movie, Schindler's List.
Oscar Schindler was a real German industrialist, who protected Jews from Nazi persecution during World War II. After the German invasion of Poland in 1939, Schindler moved to Kraków to run an enamelware factory that employed mainly inexpensive Jewish laborers. Schindler's factory became a haven for the Jewish workforce because Schindler was able to use his connections in the German government to prevent his workers from being deported to labor or concentration camps. Schindler was irritated because nazi brutes interfered with production in his factories, but he was also sympathetic to the plight of the Jews.
By 1940 the nazis had forced all the Jews in Kraków to live in a ghetto. In 1943 the nazis decided to destroy the Kraków ghetto and ordered all the Jews there to be moved to a concentration camp at nearby Plaszów. Schindler built a camp for his workers on his factory grounds and convinced the German authorities to let his employees stay there. When the Russian army began closing in on Kraków in 1944, the Germans issued orders to transport all the Jews in both the Plaszów camp and Schindler's camp to Auschwitz to be exterminated. Schindler, by bluff and bribery, convinced the nazis to let him move his factory to Czechoslovakia instead. He had prepared a register of more than 1000 employees he wanted to accompany him to the new factory. They remained in Czechoslovakia in relative safety until the end of the war.
Released in 1993, this film won many awards, including Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay. There were many famous actors, who played in this film. The main role was played by Liam Neeson. Many Polish actors took place in this motion. The director, Steven Spielberg made this film in black and white colours, as a document. Only the beginning and the end are coloured, because they are expecting the present. It is amazing, that Spielberg didn't need a special decoration for ghetto in Kraków. He made it in present Kazimierz, the part of Kraków. The most beautiful thought in this film is this maxim: 'Who saved one live, save the world'.