Can someone please explain what happens in the beginning of the movie Schindler&!
Question: The first minutes of the movie shows a Jewish family doing some prayer or something I don't really know much about it, but it's just a way to show that the Jews that are forced are nice ones, who do not commit any crime.
A few minutes past the movie, it shows that many Jews are registering and there are so many people queuing to be registered.
After that it shows a man dressing up, he was Oskar Schindler, the title character. He went to a restaurant and ordered a wine for strangers in the next table. He became friends and it showed his party personality. He even partied with a man with his lady who just arrived.
That the first 10 minutes of the movie.
Sorry if I got them in the wrong order, the last time I watched this movie was about two months ago.
Answers: The first minutes of the movie shows a Jewish family doing some prayer or something I don't really know much about it, but it's just a way to show that the Jews that are forced are nice ones, who do not commit any crime.
A few minutes past the movie, it shows that many Jews are registering and there are so many people queuing to be registered.
After that it shows a man dressing up, he was Oskar Schindler, the title character. He went to a restaurant and ordered a wine for strangers in the next table. He became friends and it showed his party personality. He even partied with a man with his lady who just arrived.
That the first 10 minutes of the movie.
Sorry if I got them in the wrong order, the last time I watched this movie was about two months ago.
The nightclub scene? A bunch of Nazis are in a nightclub and little-known industrialist-wannabe Oskar Schindler starts impressing them by flashing money and being the "life of the party."
It's an establishing scene to help us get an insight into his character.
At least that's how I remember it, I haven't seen it in a year or more.
At the beginning of the movie, there is a Jewish family standing around a dining room table. They are saying prayers. It is the only part of the movie that is in color.