Schindler's List
Jessica Fox
English 20IB

The privilege of watching movies in school has always been a thing to look forward to, but I did not enjoy watching Schindler's List in the least. I'm not sure one can actually enjoy such a portrayal of one of the most disgusting and painful parts of World War II. The Holocaust – the tragic tale of the millions murdered across Europe for their ancestry and heritages, religions and customs. Jews, Gypsies, prisoners of war and people with mental or physical handicaps were ruthlessly eradicated, and all for reasons that they couldn't prevent.

Spielberg truly outdid himself in the filming of Schindler's List, based from a biography written by Thomas Keneally. A stunning, memorable take on lives affected in the forties, the potency of this movie will impact even the most indifferent of people in today's society. Pointless and unmerited death and destruction, so matter-of-factly depicted on screens so big and small, is sure to turn the......

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Title: Schindler's List
Approximate Word Count: 766
Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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