"Schindler's List" film review based on the three principles of composition

The film review of "Schindler's List" from the perspective of the three principles of composition is as follows:

"Schindler's List" uses the old black-and-white film technique, but presents the most colorful and brilliant film. Human nature, the victory of the movie lies not only in the plot, shots, and actors, but also in this true story.

This iconic story about Mr. Schindler’s saving of the Jews and Steven Spielberg’s direction jointly created this treasure-level movie in the history of movies. "Anyone who saves one life saves the whole world." This is the most beautiful light in the movie.

Character introduction

1. Oskar Schindler

Actor; Liam Neeson

Come to Krakow from his hometown German entrepreneur. He is tall, handsome and has a graceful manner. He planned to use World War II to make a fortune, but his conscience awakened after witnessing the brutal killing of Jews time and time again. As a result, all his factories hired Jews. On the surface, he said that Jews were like cattle, smart, low-priced and high-tech, but in fact he was sheltering Jews. , providing them with a place to avoid being massacred.

2. Itzhak Stine

Actor; Ben Kingsley

Is a Jewish accountant who once worked for the Libbards I worked as an accountant in a factory. Later, he managed the factory as Schindler's accountant and assistant. When recruiting workers, he carefully gave applicants effective guidance and helped Jewish compatriots find suitable places to go. He also secretly forged various qualification certificates for teachers and musicians who did not meet the conditions to enter the factory to avoid being blackmailed. The Germans pushed the list onto trucks and sent them away.