2. In making Schindler's List, Spielberg says he tried to be "more of a reporter than a passionate, involved filmmaker-because I wanted to communicate information more than I needed to
proselytize and convert. The information is so compelling because it wasn't written by Hollywood
authors. It comes out of the human experience..[but] out of history.” That vision influenced many
of his decisions as the film's director. Identify and describe 3 scenes that reflect Spielberg's
desire to place the viewer "inside the experiences of Holocaust survivors and actual victims as
close as a movie can." Describe the effect these scenes had on you as a viewer.