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    To what extent do you agree that the techniques of film are ideally suited to the treatment of themes? Discuss your views with close reference to the treatment of a key theme in a film you have studied‚ referring in detail to at least TWO techniques. In ‘Schindler’s List’‚ the techniques used by director Steven Spielberg are perfectly suited to the treatment of themes. A key theme in this film is the theme of hope. Schindler’s List is the story of one man who risks his life to save the Jewish

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    In the film Schindler’s List directed by Steven Spielberg an important idea was the character change of Oskar Schindler throughout the film. Schindler went from a self-centred‚ uncaring war profiteer to a caring‚ sympathetic man who was willing to risk his life to help save the lives or even simply better the conditions of hundreds of Jews. Schindler’s character change is shown through dialogue as well as audio and visual techniques. In the beginning of the film Schindler is shown entering his new

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    response. In the film ’Schindlers List’ directed by Steven Spielberg an important idea raised is that one man can make a difference. The main character Oskar Schindler is first presented as a selfish profiteer of war but dramatically changes his morals and beliefs when he witnesses the mass burning scene towards the end of the film. Spielberg used a range of camera shots to change the mood by bringing excitement or horror to the audience. At the start of the film we see Oskar Schindler in

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    Stephen Spielberg’s Schindler’s List has had a profound effect in my understanding of an important historical event. It also illustrated for me the triumph of the human spirit in one of the darkest moments of the human journey. In his portraits of both the powerful and the powerless and is his transcendent final scene‚ Spielberg defines for us a very personal vision of the Holocaust. Oscar Schindler appears for the first time in the film as an opportunistic entrepreneur mingling with the Nazi

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    these. Such a book is Schindler’s List by Thomas Kennelly. First this book was published and later on a movie was made about it with the direction of a great director‚ Steven Spielberg. Schindler’s List is about the holocaust and what the Nazi did during the World War II. The movie covered the whole story so beautifully that the viewers could see by themselves what massacre happened during the war days. The cruelest part of Nazi fascism has been depicted in Schindler’s List. My research paper will

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    However‚ most of these people had something in common‚ they were Jewish. Jews were the primary target of the Germans and they were used as scapegoats anytime Germany faced a problem. Many films were made in order to emulate and replicate the horrific scenes of World War II. One of these movies is Schindlers List which reveals the story of a Nazi who risked his life in attempting to save thousands of lives by allowing them to work in his factory. Oskar Schindler‚ the Nazi goes through plenty of trouble

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    Schindler’s List Part II: Engaging with the text Characters The characters in Schindler’s List are very different because of their attitudes towards the Holocaust. The three main characters that will be focused on are Oskar Schindler‚ Itzhak Stern and Amon Goeth. These characters were very influential during the Holocaust; therefore‚ it is important to analyze these characters to gain a better understanding of the film. Oskar Schindler Our first introduction to Oskar Schindler was as a customer

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    Even though Hollywood isn’t known for producing historically accurate movies‚ Schindler’s List can be considered as a somewhat accurate representation of the Holocaust. There was an actual Oskar Schindler‚ and a real Amon Göth‚ and a factory by the name of Deutsche Emailwaren Fabrik‚ and a camp by the name of Paszów. Living conditions of the camps were portrayed very well‚ as was the time line of the movie. However‚ some parts of the movie were made up or inaccurate. For example‚ the movie shows

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    Schindler’s List: Schindler’s Transformation The main character in Schinder’s List is Oskar Schindler who is a businessman. In the beginning‚ he is shown to be an averagely thriving businessman who gains his benefits from the war. He manages to buy an enamelware factory‚ formerly owned by a Jew‚ in order to utilize the cheap labor provided by Jews in Krakow. He buys the factory after it was confiscated from its previous owner and is also given an apartment obtained from one of the wealthy Jews in

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    The film Schindler’s list‚ produced by Steven Spielberg in 1993 was based on the book "Schindler’s Ark" by Thomas Keneally. Schindler’s List was set in Germany during the period of World War 2. Schindler’s list is a true story about Oskar Schindler‚ a German businessman who saved the life’s of more than one thousand‚ one hundred Jews during the 1940s holocaust. The following quote is used to describe the themes in the movie‚ "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do

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