... as a result. The treatment of the Holocaust has continued into the eighties and nineties so that society will not forget its lessons, and two representative films, "Escape From Sobibor" and "Schindler's List," illustrate different ways that two different filmmakers have of looking at the Holocaust, or, more specifically, ... people like Oscar Schindler to save them from their situation in the death camp, which is portrayed as equally horrible and inhumane in both films. The two films also differ on an artistic level, with "Escape From Sobibor" being a more straightforward story in which ...

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... Romance, drama, action, comedy, fairytale or historical, movies were made for our entertainment. Every person has contrasting viewpoints on different subject matters, so the films that we watch will either go along with what we are attracted to or against. Either or, the filmmakers are in a way artists that will ... this is perceived, he quotes Benigni, "I realized that nothing in a film could even come close to the reality of what happened. You can't show unimaginable horror - you can only ever show less that what it was " (Viano). Considering this concept, this goes back to allowing fil...

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