An unforgettable tale of hope and justice brought into the light by one man.

Rating: 10/10 (24 September 2002)

In the peak of the Second World War, one non-Jewish man strives for justice for the Jewish people who are being inhumanly slaughtered. Oskar Schindler produces a list on a 1000+ names of Jewish beings whom he would like to work in his factory. The list is genius and saves many people from the realms of the Nazi reign. The film has superb cinematography, directing, music, editing and more. But most of all the performances are astounding. Liam Neeson as Schindler is absolutely astounding and as is Ben Kingsley as Itzhak Stern. Their performances are by far, perfect. Embeth Davidtz is amazing as Helen Hirsch. She gives the viewer a million reasons to shed tears. However I was most taken up by the performance of Ralph Fiennes who portrays the chilling Nazi officer Amon Goeth. Fiennes gives a sense of fear and yet he is appealing. Never before have a cast been so perfect. This film is definitely the greatest film of all time. Thank you Mr Speilberg for producing such a real and beautiful film!