Quite possibly the most exquisite film shown

Rating: 10/10 (17 March 2017)

Steven Spielberg has brought us the most in not the most important film to date. A tale of the holocaust where Jews had been lied to about the relocation programs during the Nazi occupation. Liam Neeson who plays Oscar Schindler. A man on a quest to help Jewish people from certain death while the SS regime uses the lie in order to implement what would be called; "The Final Solution." A horrendous policy where Jewish prisoners are transported to concentration camps only to be executed because of their race.
It is Oscar himself who spares the lives of some eight hundred Jewish political prisoners as he becomes the go-between for both the German Nazi party, and the Jewish community. Using a factory as a front he employs the same eight hundred people waving his contract of absolute immunity towards the German Reich. Yet not all German officers believe that he is a genuine compatriot to the cause which results in an investigation from both the allies, and the Nazi party.
I found this to be the most excellent and highly informative adaptations from one of the best film makers of all time. It injects horror, despair, anguish with the distant light of hope at the end of the rainbow. The vision to this movie held me spellbound watching the horrible acts against the Jewish people as they are processed, stripped of all humanity and finally imprisoned with only the hand of the Grim reaper out waiting for his next soul. It wrenches your heart while witnessing vile acts from a people who were once close neighbours to one another.
The real hero of this film is Oscar. Without him eight hundred people would have died in the same concentration camps as their families did who could not attain freedom if for only a few more years during World War II. Ben Kingsley who played Itzhak Stern was brilliant as was Ralph Fiennes who played his sadistic role as Amon Goeth. With these three seasoned actors alone Schindler's List will live on as the most undisputed war film of the century. I highly recommended this film to all ages who must understand that war is the only evil on this earth, and those individuals involved or creates a war must atone for their sinful crimes.