
Schindler's List
A three-hour historical drama depicting the Holocaust with unflinching authenticity, covering mass murder, dehumanization of prisoners, and one man's effort to save lives. Content across violence, nudity, and abuse is pervasive and severe; this is an adults-oriented work.
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An extended sequence lasting several minutes showing mass shootings of civilians in the streets; guns are fired repeatedly and people fall; this is the film's most sustained episode of large-scale killing.
Children are present during the liquidation and some are shown being killed; other children hide in extreme and dangerous circumstances to survive.
The camp commandant shoots prisoners at close range from his balcony; firearms are discharged and victims fall with visible blood.