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German Moviegoers React to seeing 'Schindler's List' for the first time, 1994

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matticus1 year ago

'He would have given me one ,One more. One more person'~Schindler's List

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IndieWire1 year ago

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Lion of X1 year ago

Facts about Schindler's List : 1. True Story: Based on Oskar Schindler’s real-life heroism. 🕊️ 2. Delayed Project: Spielberg waited 10 years to make it. 🎬 3. Black & White: Shot in black and white for authenticity. ⚫⚪ 4. Girl in Red: A rare splash of color symbolizing innocence. 👧🟥 5. On-Site Filming: Filmed near actual Holocaust locations. 🏚️ 6. Liam Neeson: Career-defining role as Schindler. 🌟 7. Ralph Fiennes: Gained 28 pounds to portray Amon Göth. 🥩 8. No Salary: Spielberg donated his earnings to charity. ❤️ 9. Real Survivors: Appeared in the final grave scene. 🌿 10. 7 Oscars: Including Best Picture & Best Director. 🏆 11. Schindler’s Jews: Over 8,000 descendants today. 👨‍👩‍👧 12. Emotional Filming: Therapists supported the cast. 😢 13. Improvised Scenes: Schindler’s breakdown was unscripted. 🎭 14. Low Budget: Made with just $22M for realism. 💵

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matticus1 year ago

'Whoever saves one life,saves the world entire.'-Schindler's list

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johan⚔️✝️🎄❄️1 year ago

Powerful propaganda. I feel bad for the German people constantly being subjected to this villainization. It has crushed their spirit.

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Dustin Burnham1 year ago

I cried all day after visiting Dachau last year- the suffering was unimaginable. Never again

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Where is this?1 year ago

Steven Spielberg - Schindler’s List German Premiere

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Justin Wysocke1 year ago

This was only 50 years after WW2. Many of these people had fathers and uncles who served in the Wehrmacht, Kriegsmarine, and Luftwaffe. Must have hit very close to home.

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Patriot Muffy1 year ago

Weird how there was no movies made on the Communist Soviets gulags.

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jeffy storvensen1 year ago

My favorite Holocaust movie is Roman Polanski's "The Pianist". It will definitely make you cry when the Nazi hears Spielman playing the piano. Roman Polanski drugged and raped little girls before he made that movie. He also sent the Manson Family to murder his pregnant wife.

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