the List of Schindler is an American film carried out by Steven Spielberg, left the November 30th 1993, and inspired by the novel of Thomas Keneally.

Synopsis

The film describes the action of a Juste among the Nations, Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist which succeeded in saving nearly 1100 Juif S promised with died in the concentration camp of Płaszów, without to occult them through character a little ambiguous and seeking to benefit material from the situation.

Data sheet

• Title: the List of Schindler

• original Title: Schindler' S List
• Realization: Steven Spielberg
• Scenario: Steven Zaillian, according to the book of Thomas Keneally
• Production: Branko Lustig, Gerald R. Molen, Steven Spielberg and Lew Rywin
• Music: John Williams and Billie Holiday (song God Bless the Child ), Bach (running away in minor D played by the German soldier)
• Photography: Janusz Kaminski
• Assembly: Michael Kahn
• Country of origin: the United States
• Format: Black and white/Colors (DeLuxe) - 1,85:1 - SDR - 35 mm
• Kind: Drama, war
• Lasted: 195 minutes
• Comings out date:
• the United States: November 30th 1993 (first in Washington, cd.)
• the United States: December 15th 1993
• France: March 2nd 1994

Distribution

• Liam Neeson : Oskar Schindler
• Ben Kingsley: Itzhak Stern
• Ralph Fiennes : Amon Göth
• Caroline Goodall: Emilie Schindler
• Jonathan Sagall: Poldek Pfefferberg
• Embeth Davidtz : Helen Hirsch
• Malgoscha Gebel : Victoria Klonowska
• Shmulik Levy: Wilek Chilowicz
• Mark Ivanir: Marcel Goldberg
• Beatrice Macola: Ingrid
• Andrzej Seweryn: Julian Scherner
• Friedrich von Thun : Rolf Czurda
• Krzysztof Luft : Hermann Toffel
• Harry Nehring: Leo John
• Norbert Weisser: Albert Hujar
• Leopold Kozłowski: an investor

Around film

• the film was turned between March and May 1993 in the district of Kazimierz to Cracow. Steven Spielberg did not have the permission to turn in the camp of Auschwitz. The scenes of the camp of death were turned outside the doors, on a plate builds with the identical one.

• Steven Spielberg did not require any wages by making this film. For him, these wages would have been the “money of blood”.

• Steven Spielberg very early acquired the rights of the book after the publication to the beginning of the year 1980.

• In the years 1980, the film was proposed with Martin Scorsese but this last refused because he thought that only a Jewish realizer of it would be able. The project was then proposed with Roman Polanski which also refused him, finding the history too close to his.

• the film is turned in black and white, except six scenes: one with the whole beginning showing the Jewish ceremony of the Shabbat, three centered on the red coat of a Jewish little girl, one centered on the flames of the candles lit for the Shabbat in the arms factory and the final scene turned on the tomb of Oscar Schindler.

• It should be noted that the List of Schindler is in the Top 100 of American Film Institute with the ninth position.

• Oscar Schindler & Amon Göth is in the 100 Heroes and Méchants of the cinema.

• Following this film, Stanley Kubrick refused to make her Aryan Paper , thinking that it was useless “to insert open doors”.

Rewards

• Oscar 1994: Better film
• Oscar 1994: Better realizer for Steven Spielberg
• Oscar 1994: Better scenario for Steven Zaillian
• Oscar 1994: Better music for John Williams
• Oscar 1994: Better decorations for Allan Starski and Ewa Braun
• Oscar 1994: Better Assembly for Michael Khan
• Oscar 1994: Better photography for Janusz Kaminski
• Golden Globes 1994: Better film
• Golden Globes 1994: Better realizer for Steven Spielberg
• Golden Globes 1994: Better scenario for Steven Zaillian
• BAFTA of the best film 1993

External bonds

• a school analysis of film: File pdf (Bond diffused with the agreement of the ILove5A.be site)
• Card of film on Internet Movie Database

Simple: Schindler' S List

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