even when he goes to a nightclub, spielberg refuses to call shindler's face.about that a lot after watching the film twice and i decided, he's introducing so many important elements of film such as the mystery of oscar shindl elimina shindler, why did he risk his life ultimately to save 1100 jews during the holocaust. we'll never really know. >> there's an opening scene where -- don't talk about as much about it in the book, "the god father", many think of as the greatest film of all time. that opening scene is extraordinary and the line it begins with, this immigrant says i believe in america. >> i believe in america. >> i love also the gradual reveal. this is what when i first saw "the godfather", even though i was quite young at the time, i knew i was in the hands of a master storyteller, not just the line being spoken directly and close up to the camera but the gradual reveal. the camera slows pulls back to slow you we're in a darkened room and don corleone, a slight wrist tells me he's in the frame. then we cut to him and i understand how the power of thi

i mean, he had already put out shindler's list and now private ryan. and then here is the national d-day museum which in a way is awe thuthenticating both ends ot story, in fact that how bomb garden goes assure with the star of david and said hitler here i come with the express purpose of later on in conversations about it with the steven spielberg and others, it was -- these are the guys coming in to liberate europe to free the people in the concentration camps. and so it was a -- the museum in a way was sort of the epicenter of that story, just with the private ryan and shindler's list. it was a big lucky break for us because the stars were all lined up. i mean everything was happening after eight years of one disaster as they say one damned thing after another and nobody thinking we would ever get the museum open. and it helped to make the point to the nation about why we fought, whether you approve of the historical authenticity of the movie or not, spielberg would say it was and did say it's fiction after all. so anyhow, let me say a few words abo

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spielberg >>> embedded in it and like shindler's list the whole story is a path yetic story itself. captain miller played by hank's- -the leader of the squad is plain spoken good american young man again a little too old for the position he had and he's very fatherly and took head on this absurd mission. wasn't really so absurd. behind enemy lines and a lot of guys trying to rescue his son- in-law. so it wasn't maybe as absurd conceptionally. but in any event there's a heavy theme of sacrifice that comes forward and as you begin to move towards the climax of the movie there's a scene in a way goes back to that metaphor and the bunker, the alamo, the alamo myth, the fight to the last man. but the larger theme goes back to a lot of this talking about the persian war. it's a great scene where he is looking at theoretically five million troops coming down and marching for seven days and seven nights and this great epic thing and it was portrayed as a civilized versus the bar bear yan. so this is the sub text of private ryan too because we are fighting these terrible nazis who we later d

. >> you give an example of shindler's list. describe that opening scene. of what you're saying. >> it could have begun in a number of ways. it was the lighting of a sabbath candle and you hear the hebrew prayer. something with ritual and c continuity and survival. the smoke from the candle becomes the smoke of a train in landscape that takes you into our view of world war ii. that's the second of say two layers of the opening. in that second one you see lists being typed introducing the importance of typing names. then you see a man but only through his hands in a room. the mystery. who is this person? we assume it's the title character but all we hear are details. even when he goes to a nightclub, spielbburg refuses to show his face. why? i thought about that a lot after watching the film twice. i decided he is introducing so many important elements of film such as the mystery. why did this profiteering, member of the nazi party list his life to save 1100 jews during the holocaust? we'll never really know. >> there's a scene from the classroom but the god

know we don't have a lot of time but meeting, playing otto frank and meeting so many survivors on shindler'sn her attic, wonderful woman and interlaced with this i had the pleasure of meeting the great prophet and poet and witness of the holocaust and survivor. and when i was last with ellie, i did have the opportunity to tell him to his face that the next time i walk on a film set relative to your story, i'll dedicate my performance to you. so really i did not immerse myself in naziism or german nationalism, i immersed myself in the memory and i said to myself and photograph in my pocket, i'm doing this for you. that was my engine, that was my fuel. i didn't take it from naziism but ellie. >> why canonnect those two thin, ikeman is one of us, why is that so important to keeping memory of the holocaust survivors alive? >> i think if we dismiss them in a sort of capsule, saying they weren't really human, so they don't count, then we really letting history off the hook and we're in grave danger of allowing it to happen again. i know that ellie last time i heard him speak, he actually said that