Schindler's List (1993)

In 1939, under the rule of Nazi Germany, the SS segregated the Jews. German businessman Oscar Schindler (Lemnison Liam Neeson) came to Krakow under German rule to open an enamel factory to produce quartermaster supplies. With his excellent social skills and a lot of money, Schindler established a good relationship with the Germans, and his factory employed Jews and made a fortune in the war. Schindler was shocked to witness the terrible massacre of Jews in Krakow in 1943. He bribed officers to make his factory a labor camp attached to the concentration camp, and during those frenzied slaughter days, his factory also became a refuge for Jews. In 1944, on the eve of Germany's defeat, the massacre of Jews became more and more crazy. Schindler wrote a list of 1200 German officers and bought the lives of these Jews. In those dark years, to save one person is to save the world.