At the center of it all is Oskar Schindler (played by Liam Neeson), a tower of a man with an innate sense of showmanship and an incredible talent for networking and friend-making, two skills that allowed him not only to prosper in Germany during the war but also to become a savior to many without being apprehended (although he came very close on more than one occasion). Erecting an enamelware factory to produce assorted items for the war effort, from kitchenware to hinges to artillery shells, Schindler was like any other businessman, efficiently tapping a reservoir of necessity to make a healthy profit. For example if he saw that a social contact would benefit him, he made that contact. He had a multitude of personality traits focused toward this end: he was not just a drinker, but a skilled social drinker; he was not just a womanizer, but a lover of women and ,he was not just a party animal, but an expert at mingling and finessing and making himself known. He hired a be!

It is said that no act of earthly justice not even the vision of Hitler and his minions burning in Hell forever -- can ever make amends for the tragedy. But what can be done is to preserve the memories of what happened and for Hitler's "final solution" to continue to be rejected. The film celebrates those who are, as Holocaust survivors and descendents of survivors (saved by Schindler or not), living acts of defiance, their very existence a cry of rage against the Nazi's attempt to stamp out the Jewish race.

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