There are hundreds of movies that try to replicate important moments in history. Some are rather accurate, others but most are pretty far-fetched. I believe that Schindler's List is one of those movies that tried to stick to true history. The movie was all based a book that had interviews with some of "Schindler's Jews." They took stories from these interviews and put it into the film, trying to make it look authentic as possible. Like the scene where the Jews are on Cattle Cars on a hot summer day and Oskar Schindler took a water hose to cool them down or the scene where the Jewish women accidently ended up in Bruennlitz. That all actually happened and they used the facts to film it.
             They even used the original places to film the proper scenes. I believe that it was to make the movie feel more real, Like you were actually looking back in the 1940's and you are actually there while all these historical events are taking place.
             I think that Schindler's List is a great movie with a lot of real, emotional, stories. However, I do wish they had shown more of Emilie, Schindler's wife, and her help during those trying times. She helped aid to the sick and kept the Jews well. She had also sold her jewelry and other baubles to help Oskar, pay for everything. I though that she deserve more notice then she sad gotten in the film. But all in all, I think as far as the factin this film are all in order. Schindler would have been proud.
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