Edited by MCK Sokół | Lesser Poland
Lista Schindlera
Directed by: Steven Spielberg
Year: 1993
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About the movie
The film is a moving drama based on the real-life story of the German entrepreneur Oscar Schindler, as well as on the fate of the Jewish population of the Krakow ghetto during World War II. The title character comes to Krakow to get rich quickly on supplies for the army. So he sets up an enamelware factory where Jews from the ghetto are forced to work. In 1942, Nazi Germany implements a plan for the final solution to the Jewish question. The ghetto is liquidated and some families are transported to the labour camp in Płaszów. Having suddenly lost his staff, Schindler decides to act. Seeing the drama of the Jews, regardless of the huge risk, he tries to save as many people as possible by buying them as workers for his factory.
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| Duration | 197 min. |
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Trivia
- Shot in Poland and with Polish artistic participation (cinematography, set design, interior decoration, costumes, make-up, cast) and production, the film has become one of the most important works commemorating the martyrdom of Central European Jews. Schindler's List is the flagship position of cinema dealing with the history of World War II. The great educational value, as well as artistic potential of the film, is confirmed, among others, by seven Oscars won, including for the best film and direction for Steven Spielberg, for cinematography for Janusz Kamiński, and set design and interior decoration for Allan Starski and Ewa Braun.
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