Katherine Neufeld

As a daughter of a Jewish father, whose grandfather and grandmother moved to the USA long before WWII, I have watched this movie many times. Watched it again on Apple TV this evening, I can’t tell you how many times I started crying, because of the huge amount of money Oskar Schindler paid to make sure the Schindler Jews survived! I know he said he could have tried harder, just to save one more. In my opinion, I am very happy that he was deemed as a Righteous man by the Jewish community!

Beautifully acted and scripted. But heart wrenching too.

Years…..many years later…2023. Little has changed. There are still religious wars, race wars, and politics are as corrupt as that were through all those periods. Just a reminder that humans will someday cease to exist due to their hate of others. The Kingston Trio sang it well in “The Merry Minuet”.

Brilliant writers and brilliant actors. I lived in nyc and visited when I was younger due to my father’s family.And then I worked in theatre in NYC many years ago. My father’s family is Jewish and I understood every scene. Was devastated that it ended, but! Then am now watching Alex Borstein. If I could press 10 stars, I would! Feminism started earlier than than what politicians and their supporters say.