Perhaps the most socially significant film of all time

Rating: 10/10 (19 October 1999)

No film has ever been more deserving of the Best Picture Oscar. In the same category with "High Noon" and "On the Waterfront" in that it shows how one imperfect human being willing to make himself available in the fight against evil can make a difference. The scene near the end where Oscar Schindler takes leave of his "people" is certainly one of the most profoundly moving in cinema history. If I could save only one film for posterity, this would probably be the one.