Laopraneechon 4 but chose to ignore them. Later in the movie, Schindler found out about the death of the girl with the red coat, symbolizes that it is too late to help: the innocent is being killed. Note that the girl with the red coat is visible from Schindler’s lenses, extracted from Schindler’s mind. Compared to Night, the story clearly represents the innocence of Jews, and ‘how they go through their innocence quickly”, and how they realized the reality without a sense of optimism once they stepped in the concentration camp. Another point that should make a point of is the Jewish tradition that are faded off during the tragedy. It is possible for someone to question their own religion why they ended up in the concentration camp “and shot, like dogs” (24, Night). There are many parts in Night the old Wiesel questioning his faith in God. Schindler’s List also symbolized this idea in the opening scenes of the movie Schindler’s List which are one of several color scenes. It is the scene when the Jew lighting candles celebrating “Shabbat” (benisons as part of Jewish traditions) before the tragedy, the candles continue to run out and the colour is slowly faded off to black and white. The candle is distinguished.
Ebert, Roger. “Schindler's List Movie Review (1993): Roger Ebert.” Movie Review (1993) | Roger Ebert, https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-schindlers-list-1993.
