Schindler's List is about a man who saves Jews by employing them in his factories.

Rating: 8/10 (10 December 2014)

Schindler's list showed the Jews would rather die than abandon their faith in God. This is shown when they are forced to leave their homes in the beginning of the movie, only allowed to take what they can carry, and leave all other belongings. Some men are seen praying or holding prayer beads. As they are gathered on the street, there is many anti-Jewish graffiti seen on the walls and windows of shops and so on. They are then moved to the Ghetto, where they are forced to work and kept inside the community. They still prayed to God that things would be just again, and still retained faith. When out of no where, the Nazi authority gathers people on the streets and shoots them if they don't get on a train to a labor camp. Many are seen paying respects to a small shrine in their homes, or praying. Even when they are put in a labor camp, an old lady performs the rituals of a Bar Mitzvah for a boy. Then they leave the labor camp for Schindler's factory, which is where there is peace for them.
Through all these hardships, the Jews that survived still held on to these traditions and belief in God, and those who didn't survive died with their beliefs.