The memoir Night, by Elie Wiesel, and the film Schindler's List, directed by Steven Spielberg, are similar in many different ways but also have their differences. In the book Night written from a Jewish kids point of view, no one seemed to care. While in the film Schindler’s List, told from a Nazi businessman's point of view, about half way through the film Schindler cared and wanted to save them. They do have some similarities such as in both the film and the book they have a Nazi soldier having an affair or love connection with a Jew. In the book it talked way more about selection while in the film it didn’t talk as much about selection as it did show them killing random people. In the book it showed how difficult it was after they were
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He didn't seem to care about anyone there he just wanted money. The only thing he seemed to care about in the world was the money. As the film goes on he notices a girl in a red jacket and follows her with his eyes and later in the film you see him seeing her being carried away dead with the red jacket still on. His face and actions at that time completely changed. He started making a list of people to save, he wanted to save as many as he possibly could. He stopped caring about his money as much. He was willing to spend the money he had once cared about on the jews to save them. When the women and children were sent to another place he went to get them. He wasn't going to leave them there unlike some others would. He bought them he wanted them. In the book Elie started out as a younger boy not knowing to much about what is all going on. As it all goes on he begins realizing how bad this all really was. He never wanted to leave his dad though. While they were switching places he always stayed by his dad and when his dad was sick he switched beds with someone just so he could be with him. But at the end he started wishing his dad would just die. He wanted him to be out of his misery. Everything changed greatly through both the film and the
He didn't seem to care about anyone there he just wanted money. The only thing he seemed to care about in the world was the money. As the film goes on he notices a girl in a red jacket and follows her with his eyes and later in the film you see him seeing her being carried away dead with the red jacket still on. His face and actions at that time completely changed. He started making a list of people to save, he wanted to save as many as he possibly could. He stopped caring about his money as much. He was willing to spend the money he had once cared about on the jews to save them. When the women and children were sent to another place he went to get them. He wasn't going to leave them there unlike some others would. He bought them he wanted them. In the book Elie started out as a younger boy not knowing to much about what is all going on. As it all goes on he begins realizing how bad this all really was. He never wanted to leave his dad though. While they were switching places he always stayed by his dad and when his dad was sick he switched beds with someone just so he could be with him. But at the end he started wishing his dad would just die. He wanted him to be out of his misery. Everything changed greatly through both the film and the