Schindler's List Movie Analysis

The movie of the Schindler’s List is accurate to the novel there were fifteen minor changes. Most things are shown in the movie differently have strong reasons for showing it their way. The first inaccuracy I saw was the first meeting between Schindler and Pfefferberg is in a church, during the priests preaching. While according to the book Schindler visited Pfefferberg at his mother’s house, where Schindler almost gets killed by Pfefferberg, because he thought Schindler was an SS man that wanted to do her harm or wanted to arrest himself since he was a fugitive at that moment. (Kenneally, 1982: 49-52) The second was the progression of Schindler employing Jews. According to the movie, Schindler starts with hiring Jews instead of Polish because they are cheaper. Nevertheless, according to the book though Schindler started with hiring Polish workers and Stern was the one that brought Jews inn slowly. (Kenneally, 1982: 72). In the movie, the question if Emilie should join Oskar in Krakow was asked when she visited him in Krakow. Corresponding to the book, this question has not been asked until Oskar visited Emilie in their hometown (Kenneally, 1982: 94). These events are probably because of
The film depicts this when Mrs. Nussbaum, ties to make the best of the situation like the many others when placed into the ghetto and simply tells her husband it could be worse. Schindler’s factory workers believe they may be safe in his factory and continue to hope for survival. The event that best describes this is the wedding in the Plaszów labor camp. Despite the fact the Jews live in constant fear of death, including random shootings from a hilltop villa by camp overseer Amon Goeth, two people managed to fall in love. With possibly no future to look forward to, they marry in hope that they will