schindler's list
...ing moments in history. The lack of color brings more balance between the darkness of Nazi's concentration camps and the historical feel we get. This movie is a great story about surviving through the darkest time in the history of men and it is about forgiveness, mercy and lack of sympathy. It is a cruel portrait about the horror Adolph Hitler's political party and army caused to the Jews. It is paints a picture of Jewish culture in Middle Europe and a great view of the crash of two different cultures and political conflicts. Schindler’s List is predominantly filmed in black and white, which makes the cinematography of Janusz Kaminski work so effectively. The symbolic aspect of Spielberg’s use of black and white is its comparison between good and evil. Black and white are the two most contrasting values, each being on the opposite side of the spectrum much like that of the demeanors of good and evil. Filming it in black and white was ingenious because of the realistic qualities it brought to the scene. For example, the...