... also had clips of groups of African-American men making stereotypical remarks toward the white-Americans. They spoke of how for every black man who didn't have a gun, there was a white man with at least one gun. This is obviously a stereotype because not every white man owned a gun. The leader of the group, whose name I did not catch, had even said that hewished they would show ... because he's served them before and they didn't normally act that way. As the guys at the table persist on making jokes, the security guard decides he's had enough and storms to the men's table and tells them...

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... also had clips of groups of African-American men making stereotypical remarks toward the white-Americans. They spoke of how for every black man who didn't have a gun, there was a white man with at least one gun. This is obviously a stereotype because not every white man owned a gun. The leader of the group, whose name I did not catch, had even said that he "wished they would ... because he's served them before and they didn't normally act that way. As the guys at the table persist on making jokes, the security guard decides he's had enough and storms to the men's table and tells them to...

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... around a candle. The whole shot is in black and white apart from the candle, which is in colour. The director uses a close up on the candle and slowly we see it burn away. All the time the colour of the candle is fading, and then just before it goes out, the film goes to black and white. This symbolises the Jewish hope slowly fading away with the candle, until eventually there's none remaining. The wisp of candle ... shows Schindlers face. This creates a sense of mystery and we start to judge him. In the next scene we see Schindlers face and body for the first time; he is smart, tidy an...

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