Sa German-occupied Poland sa panahon ng Digmaang Pandaigdig II, ang industrialista na si Oskar Schindler ay unti-unting nagmamalasakit tungkol sa kaniyang Jewish labor force matapos makita ang kanilang pagdurusa ng mga Nazi.
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Cast
Steven Spielberg
Director
Liam Neeson
Oskar Schindler
Ralph Fiennes
Amon Goeth
Ben Kingsley
Itzhak Stern
Caroline Goodall
Emilie Schindler
Jonathan Sagall
Poldek Pfefferberg
Embeth Davidtz
Helen Hirsch
Malgorzata Gebel
Victoria Klonowska
Shmuel Levy
Wilek Chilowicz
Mark Ivanir
Marcel Goldberg
Béatrice Macola
Ingrid
Andrzej Seweryn
Julian Scherner
Friedrich von Thun
Rolf Czurda
Krzysztof Luft
Herman Toffel
Harry Nehring
Leo John
Norbert Weisser
Albert Hujar
Adi Nitzan
Mila Pfefferberg
Michael Schneider
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Miri Fabian
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It appears that the comments by IMDB users have to be every bit as black-and-white as the plot of the average Hollywood production? A film has to be either outstanding or miserable? Sorry, can't comply. I recommend Schindler's List to my friends on the basis of its beautiful photography and the outstanding performance by Ben Kingsley. I wouldn't have said that Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson do a great job. Charismatic though they both are, they just put on their usual stone faces for their respective parts. The film is definitely worth seeing, but I would argue that it's overrated all the same. Because... such an immoderate amount of praise has been heaped upon it. True, Spielberg's story about human kindness in adversity is a sweet and all-American story. But it doesn't have much to do with the black-in-black disaster that was the Holocaust.
This still remains one of Spielberg's greatest works of all time.