A great film about one of the worst episodes in world history.

Rating: 10/10 (22 April 2016)

A live film that transports the audience to a dark time when intolerance was taken its worst consequences. The film directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley and Ralph Fiennes deserve all the received awards, nominations and critical success achieved.
The Schindler's List tells the story of Oskar Schindler, played by Liam Neeson, a German businessman who during the Holocaust saved the lives of over a thousand Jews by employing them in his factory.
The film addresses the vision of two main characters antagonistic to one another, Oskar Schindler and the SS officer Amon Goeth, played by Ralph Fiennes. Throughout the movie is noticeable the conflict experienced by Oskar who finds himself in the dilemma between saving lives and keep your business out of sight of Nazi officials. The character Liam Neeson tries not to show their feelings to factory employees and presents the most of the time a serious man. The curious thing was that Oskar Schindler was a member of the Nazi party, a fact that leads him to escape the Red Army with the end of the German army and war, it is still noticeable humanity of his character in contradiction to Ralph Fiennes character.
Both main actors confuse the viewer a little early because of the physical resemblance of them. The look of the film, to be in black and white makes it seem more real scenes of a past that should not be forgotten. The girl in the red dress is one of the most intriguing characters in the film representing from the blood of the Jewish people to hope.
A long film that had to be split in two but that still was not enough to show all the suffering experienced by the Jewish people. Many stories are told throughout the film, a way to revive the memory of those who were in this sad episode in the history of the world.
One of the most beautiful scenes of the film, when Oskar needs to get away and all factory workers meets all their assets in gold, melt and transform into a ring given to Schindler in their match, he dressed in pajamas that thousands of Jews dressed. In this moment, Oskar gets emotional embarrassed, thinking he could have done more and thus save more lives.
The final finish is given in the last scene and more exciting when some of the characters in this tragedy played in the film comes up together in a field and find the actors that interpreted. Creepy.
Movies like this make us think how humanity can be cruel. Impossible not to be moved.