Dull and too long

Rating: Null/10 (11 February 2020)

Movies and documentaries about Holocaust are necessary to show people how hate and fear can turn human beings into monstrous beings but I rarely see those movies speaking about gypsies, homosexuals, disabled, mentally ill and other minorities who were also treated in a very inhumane way.
In general, those stories lack something showing people how every human being must be treated with respect and dignity because, as another user said, people seem to be interested only in their cause, even if their neighbor's pain is similar to their own (in this case discrimination).
Disliking such a movie apparently makes one automatically a bad person, but portraying arabians as terrorists seems to be fine for many, and implying gypsies and bad and dishonest as well.
The same people who will reprimand you for disliking Schindler's List are the ones who think it's ok to hate on fats, homosexuals, the disabled. They are the same ones who think the mentally ill are just weak minded, the victims or rape brought it to themselves or the poor are lazy or undeserving of a better life.
Society needs movies telling all types of stories about discriminated communities, individuals and ethnicities. The fact that the same person capable of great gratuitous dislike towards one person and great empathy towards another tells that we are missing a link that shows how every person should be treated with respect and not only one group.