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Schindler's List is based on Schindler's Ark by Australian novelist Thomas Kennelly and was directed into a film by Steven Spielberg in 1993. The film won 7 awards at the 66th Academy Awards and 7 awards at the 51st Golden Globe Awards. The film recreates the real-life events of the German entrepreneur Oskar Schindler and his wife Emily Schindler who lost their fortunes during World War II to protect more than 1,200 Jews from fascist murder.
This list in Schindler's hands is the life and hope of the Jews! Survival is within the list, and massacres and deaths outside the list. After the war, the rescued Jews used their gold teeth to forge a rustic ring and gave it to Schindler. Engraved in Hebrew is a Jewish quote: "whoever saves one life, saves the world entirely." Schindler shed tears, and he was dismayed that he still had the car and a gold badge, because if they were sold, some more Jewish lives could be saved.
The piece is the pinnacle of the soundtrack master John Williams, and the performance of the famous violinist Perlman adds a lot to the soundtrack. Music makes this touching film deeper and more thought-provoking, and in the midst of many dangers, the recovery of humanity has become the most touching part.
Although the piece is not long, it has the complete structure of the soundtrack of the film, and after the concise overture, the cello of luka sulic plays the main melody, and the sound of the piano is like a complaint, like crying, and the sad melody seems to pour out the tragic fate of the Jews, but after listening carefully, there is some light and hope in the smooth melody, not complete sadness, just like a little candlelight in the darkness, which is the kindness of people like Schindler to these people who have been deeply disastrous, here, luka The sound of the sulic is sometimes bright and sometimes low, but it is full of affection and makes people feel touched.
Such a voice can instantly make us quiet, return to somewhere in our hearts, and think about the grand serious proposition of human destiny.