The Girl In The Red Coat | Schindler's List (1993) | Screen Bites

[@ChronicFool]

The girl was portrayed by Oliwia Dąbrowska, three years old at the time of filming. Spielberg asked Dąbrowska not to watch the film until she was eighteen, but she watched it when she was eleven, and says she was "horrified". Upon seeing the film again as an adult, she was proud of the role she played.

[@gyanenderdeswal9449]

Thanks sir

[@fernandosantosviana7971]

the jewish women conspired for years against jewish men, in those times, as nowadays

[@algorhythmic3904]

She should be proud, she is an icon in what must be the most impactful and historically accurate depictions of the holocaust ever

[@bekind9886]

The whole thing is heartbreaking

[@dans9463]

@@fernandosantosviana7971 Your jealousy is not appealing

[@karolinapilarek753]

Usually, children are afraid to even look under the bed because they are afraid of 'monsters', but in this case it was the monsters sitting under the bed that seemed better to her than 'people'. It touches heart the most.

[@tylerdurden7500]

Having studied media I have no doubt that this is exactly what Spielberg intended. Notice the colour drain from her coat. So much meant by that. She becomes the same as the discarded objects in the room, to hide and to be discarded in the same shot. She doesn't become a person again until she's dead amongst a pile of dead. She is the symbol of the 'one life' in the Jewish saying mentioned in the film.

[@fiachraswaz]

the actor getting shot at 1:31 is fantastic. he may only have 5 seconds but he conveys the fear amazingly

[@o_o5578]

Ikr it's so realistic 💔

[@wedonteatbears]

What saddens me the most is that the girl’s corpse is later shown in the mass cremation plant.

[@neriozulberti1492]

Same for me until that scene i’ve hoped that the little red girl survived to the gas chamber 😞

[@mikshinee87]

@@neriozulberti1492 That's the whole point, they didn't survive. There was no mercy. Try going to Yad Vashem sometime. There is a whole exhibit built like a cave with candles and all known names of child victims are read continuously, along with their ages. The scale of it is terrifying.

[@marcusjohnson6412]

This scene has affected me my entire life. It hurts to watch to this day. I cant imagine how these monsters could not feel. How could they hurt innocent children.

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

The worst of demons harm the children the people who committed the atrocities portrayed here were not human... And they exist to this day

[@carolinespogli4077]

brain washing and a lot of drugs will do that to people

[@simunator]

sins are inherited, albeit the horrors incited during ww2 were simply senseless slaughter.

[@moshekaykay7297]

​@creature148_8may God forgive you for your disgusting words.

[@NiVi192]

The pain and utter humanity in his eyes, played so well by Neeson. You can tell he's desperate to reachout to her and put her into his arms, but he can't. We are him in this clip, watching from afare unable to safeguard this little sweetheart wandering around the streets with no one left to take care of her!!

[@petrarock7695]

This scene always broke my heart but now, as a parent of a little girl of the same age as the one in the clip, it's impossible for me to watch this without crying.

[@goran0035]

Oy vey

[@MarnusvdMerwe]

Something in me changed watching this film. I watched Shindlers List two years ago for the first time. I'm 30, my daughter was turning 2 by that time. To imagine the fear of the mothers and the children is just incomprehensible. Never again, never!

[@Sanbayrak2-b2y]

ЮрГе🍒🇦🇿🇮🇱🇺🇦

[@danielalexander797]

Me too 😢😢

[@MattTrudden]

As a father this bring tears to my eyes such a brave and smart little girl!!!!

[@LATVERIAN1]

We long to take this beautiful little girl, in our arms, and keep her safe from such overwhelming evil. How tragic.

[@antoniomiguel1425]

I think this was the exact moment that Shindler knew he had to do something.

[@BearAndBunny0605]

I think so too. But I also seem to think he understood the importance of what he was doing when he sees the little girl's body on top of the body wagon and realizes "the light" (as I call the girl with the red coat) was gone. So he becomes determined to push twice as hard to save them from further destruction since that point.

[@albinoman13bt]

She shows up again later in the movie. There's a scene where ash falls like snow. When Schindler investigates he finds they were ordered to dig up the bodies and burn them. You see the girl in red on a cart being wheeled to the fire.

[@charlie-obrien]

Absolutely horrifying, but nescessary, because it happened so many times to real children during the holocaust.

[@mlcays1965]

Why?? How can anyone dare say this never happened? Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it!! Father forgive them they know not what they do...or they know and refuse to be accountable for it!!

[@claypidgeon4807]

Idiots will deny anything in their desperation to feel like their idiotic ideology is actually enlightened. Neo-Nazi pigs are all the same.

[@optimusprimeshead5369]

I have realized it is much easier to deny the existence of anything. That way, there is no struggle for truth. Literally nothing more needs to be said

[@bobreams5178]

It's joined at the hip with the old adage, "the greatest trick satan ever played was to convince the world he doesn't exist". One and the same in blindness.

[@ZohairArqum]

alot of people don't doubt the holocaust, and definitely absolutely condenm genocides, but a lot of people cant digest the supposable number of deaths. Pretty unrealistic

[@martindoherty6855]

I visited Auschwitz earlier this year and there are several rooms where there are just millions of shoes piled high together. It really brings home how very many were killed by the Nazis. Most of the shoes are black and dark brown but on walking through, I was suddenly struck by a small single pair of red shoes that were clearly those belonging to a young girl. They clearly stuck out from the rest. It reminded me very much of this scene and it was only on reflecting later that I wondered whether Spielberg had actually seen this and was drawn to the idea of the girl in the red coat.

[@langlibaitiao]

It is heart breaking to watch this as a father of two.

[@MarnusvdMerwe]

My words exactly. Heatbreaking

[@MrRickillo]

Having seen the movie for first time in years, now having a daughter of her age and appareance, made me tremble a lot.

[@nkrkrishnakumar]

Guys I was literally thinking the same...hope nothing like this happens to no one..

[@Executiveinvestments-]

@@nkrkrishnakumar well it happened to millions of people.

[@tomek1867]

@@nkrkrishnakumar It is happening now on the border between Poland and Belorus. People are exhousted and are dying from pushbacks in the forests and swamps. I am very shocked.

[@mikeblank7526]

Look at all these hateful comments. Nothing has changed. But there will always be some good people.

[@loulie1997]

What comments are you reading? I'm only seeing horrified spectators, come to pay their respects and never forget a tragedy like this.

[@mikeblank7526]

"European Jewry was betrayed by International Jewry, left behind to suffer for a Zionist cause." "Is this what happening in Gaza?" and many more

[@BlackStar-oh9lp]

I say mankind is to blame- the idea that we are all equal is profound and true. Then how can an equal govern over you? How can an equal who is equally as imperfect as you decide what is best for their population? It is redundant and nothing good can come from mankind unless we abolish all of our chains that separate us.

[@fegelfly7877]

Come on Mike, do you seriously and genuinely believe those are ''hateful comments'' and not the truth? My, nothing has changed because of ignorant idiots like you.

[@mikeblank7526]

I don't understand. Where do you see peaceful supporters? The hand grenade throwers or the knifers? Or is it the beheaders? What are you trying to say?@Samay Mahata

[@harrihiltunen1244]

one of the best movie history movie.

[@chongso1765]

We could all feel the fear that a three-year-old girl who knew nothing must have felt. He is a genius director.

[@roannavoytko2276]

Thank you to the “Schindler’s” of the World, for your courage, moral compass, and to contribution for humanity. 💙🙏🌌

[@dwaynetucker7635]

Goes to show,that there is good in all walks of life,and races.

[@Antrix-sb1gy]

if there is a human brain living working, there hope, progress, science,

[@JMeier-xz6wx]

This movie is amazing and terrifiying at the same time

[@sicarii545]

when theres a scene thats so well done and heartbreaking, but also so brutal and depicting such evil, i don't know weather to kick the like button or dislike. it seems wrong to just "like" this. its so much more complicated.

[@movietella]

The girl in the red coat was a real girl named Roma Ligocka, and she was Roman Polanski's cousin. Unlike her film counterpart, she survived the war, and wrote a memoir titled "The Girl in the Red Coat: A Memoir".

[@wynneye]

Roma Ligocka was inspired by the character in the movie and saw herself in the little girl in red coat, but it was not actually her

[@takerhapsody]

My grandad used to sing this song to me . I miss him . I sobbed so hard hearing it as it was a surprise to hear it

[@yourtoes5931]

I watched some of these clips in my class... It was horrifying after we saw here red coat on a dump of dead bodies...

[@JohnWick-bu7pk]

I still get my heart broken 💔 even after watching this movie 109 times

[@TreeMystical]

xD

[@quackenbloke7871]

That’s a LOT of sittings!

[@raimondaspoleti4202]

27 January 2019: i cry every time i see this movie and the little child with red coat 😢😢😢

[@kennylamorena6339]

In the Museum at aushwitz their is a red coat that belongs to a child and a pair of red shoes in one of the camp buildings.

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

Timeless, heartbreaking.. My hats off to spielberg.. My deepest respect for the millions murdered.

[@bubsmeister]

This sequence is the most heartbreaking 3 mins I have ever seen in my 64 years on this earth....and to know the truth is much, much worse is unfathomable....

[@Redokoscz]

My younger daughter looks almost exactly like this little princess .. cant stop thinking about it....

[@harryg5566]

The little actress name is olisiwa Dabrowska from poland. Do follow her in Instagram she is already 30 now...How time flies✌️

[@robinsawchuk9474]

the little girl reminds me of someone else ........the WAY SHE WALKS......her courage

[@aguntuk10]

i cried while watching this clip ... have no words. May god give strength to the relatives of the people who were victims of holocaust

[@eliteFFM]

The Little Girl 😭 God Never forgive this..!!

[@magniwalterbutnotwaltermag1479]

Which god bruh? Yaweh or the Holy spirit?

[@mane4209]

@@magniwalterbutnotwaltermag1479 Yaweh is the father

[@Sauravkumar-si3qf]

Don't be upset It's just a picture and the girl is still alive

[@rayanealpha7572]

If god was here i think he was saved this poor little red girl

[@godisinside2223]

@@TheZG85 your father God, work on your mentality and may God give you mind.

[@soravitnot]

Red coat can be blood over body, red girl can be children of hope, red color in the film can be the only joy of life at that time

[@mikaylalanier6872]

Every time I watch this scene I cry😪

[@DeeDee-oi1xz]

That's gay

[@DeeDee-oi1xz]

Oh wait, you are a girl

[@zeroedodici]

me too

[@adamchewy2284]

I don't. When taking in WW2 in it's entirety sure. But life can be taken away so fast that it pales in comparison to the transformation of infinite life after death. I'm ready to go always, & when u have a mindset like that u can truly look at life & live life a lot differently. Do you really think that I care if someone shot me in the head, or worse, beheaded me like they do in the middle east. Ur dead before u know it & then it's on to eternal life.

[@raulgonzalez7108]

And why you are watching this if makes you cry

[@mariamaraki8492]

amazing Liam!!!At his best!!

[@ledaniezle537]

2:23 Heartbreaking

[@christinehobson4825]

Photograhically stunning and effective, narrative destructive and disturbing

[@glenbonura6149]

A GOOD JEWISH FRIEND OF MINE SURVIVED THE CONCENTRATION CAMP BECAUSE SHE PLAYED CONCERT PIANO FOR THE NAZIS. THEY SPARED HER LIFE.

[@ty814]

None of this killing had to happen at all, but she found herself punished for simply existing. Omg I just don't know, what was on Spielbergs mind when he was making this masterpiece.

[@BearAndBunny0605]

I encourage people who've never seen this masterpiece to not only see it, but I also include the final encouragement to be sure to have boxes of tissues next to them because each one will be necessary.

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

This is the child I talk about. This is Jake - my son.

[@ФросяБурлакова-н9и]

Я всегда плачу,когда смотрю это,бедный ребёнок бежал домой в надежде быть живой,в красном пальтишке,кудрявенькая,милая девочка,твоей мамы уже нет..

[@s4m1r_65]

What were going through the head of these nazis. They brought hell to earth.

[@L2SRM81]

Me and my classmates went to the movies and saw it when it was playing in 2018.

[@gimmigota1]

It's a defining scene in the film.

[@ty814]

Her only crime is to exist. I mean Steven Speilberg was out of the world when he was directing these scenes.

[@КараИбрахим-у5ч]

Всеки път плача, когато гледам това.

[@rashidsifat1986]

can anyone tell about the song that was played during the scene?

[@jesus777e6]

The song got me kinda hypnotized

[@makenzie2296]

you cry when you see this because of the emotion in the music i know it sounds crazy but it is true if there was no music you would not cry

[@whydoievenbothertoputthish2199]

Because you litteraly take away the sound for 2 mins of silence i imagine it being much more traumatizing irl with all the screaming and crieng gunshots next to you and in the distance motors humming with the sound of an new industrialized age. Blood seeping trough the walls as the last houses are cleared and the last bits of life leave there being... idk if the atomic age they had set in motion is better you know with the whole mutualy assured destruction extincion of the human race type of deal seems like either way we where heading for the abyss

[@takerhapsody]

It’s not meant to be a sad song . It’s basically a rabbi calling children to come and learn the alphabet . My grandad used to sing it to me when I was little .

[@emocowboy4684]

I didn't cry in the first place...

[@dazzledazz123]

Miss me with that wannabe psichology bullshit

[@groam6666]

It's sad that we're all like that, but I agree. But, as someone who's pretty pessimistic about life, the Germans (my family/ancestors) killed a lot of children. I don't view it as any other empires atrocities in history, because it wasn't so long ago. It makes you wonder, if this happened less than a hundred years ago, whats to prevent it again... Not a damn thing, but thats why I'm a pessimist.

[@tactical_philanthropy]

Such an evil that took place. And it just happened. And nothing was there to stop it. And those committing it acted so casually and normally, while they did the most unspeakable horror. There is nothing out there. We are alone. And we can count on only the person next to us to do something. To stop it. To help. Nothing else but darkness beyond that.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

What is the name of the song?

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I will always think of Liam Neeson as Oskar Schindler.

[@aerohk]

1:26 the fifth man pretended he got shot... but he didn't :o)

[@lucindacorral2769]

All they did was change her birthday give her a new name and pay someone to pretend to be her parent

[@megafalldamage8855]

I really wish he brought her but it was to late they already killed her 😢😭😭

[@laviniaflocea5804]

the music?

[@virginiasiri8242]

Lavinia Flocea Oyfn Pripetchik

[@hovanneskoyounian6238]

The song name plz

[@76tricolor]

հوւiك takos pripetshok and nacht aktion

[@hovanneskoyounian6238]

76tricolor thank you dear

[@everettamador9885]

They killed sweet innocent children because of a Madman who called himself the Furer

[@MartinZanichelli]

There was no criminality in the streets, no drugs, no street gangs

[@rogerlephoque3704]

"There was no criminality in the streets..." Are you crazy? What do you call the actions on the streets of Nazi-occupied Europe 1939-45 if not criminality incarnate?

[@hestiaseptember5249]

WHA?!? You didn't happen to watch the above film, did you?

[@jasongoodacre]

1:25 was that a magic bullet? How many people did it go through?

[@christopherwhitaker1615]

I think the girl represented Hope...

[@sonnyandreanmamu5976]

Special red girl

[@sphinxrising1129]

I often wondered what happened to the little girl & was shocked to learn the little girl represented the allies, as the director explained, we knew what was going on & did nothing to try & stop, or even slow down the killing.

[@derfunkhaus]

Later in the movie we see her dead body.

[@teenahweenah2608]

The symbolism: Red Coat of Arms: ROTHSCHILD.

[@gameguy8101]

See where compliance leads?

[@TobiasSandow]

Liam Neeson, not Neelson!

[@natasharomanov7565]

Θεέ μου! How to describe this scene, its meaning in simple words?

[@natasharomanov7565]

@@gurpreetsingh-sk3rh It wasn't a question to be answered, though :)

[@goobenanmagane3680]

What is the symbolism associated with this girl in a red coat? It's the only colour in the entire movie since the candle in the opening minutes

[@stevefischoff3084]

"America and Russia and England all knew about the Holocaust when it was happening, and yet we did nothing about it. We didn't assign any of our forces to stopping the march toward death, the inexorable march toward death. It was a large bloodstain, primary red color on everyone's radar, but no one did anything about it. And that's why I wanted to bring the color red in.." - Spielberg

[@Starlightkaelidoscope-sr1lv]

My personal view is of love and innocence. You can see her walking in a red coat, just walking along with other people. Fear is the opposite of love, and she succumbs to fear by hiding under the bed where her coat turns grey. Since she aligned with fear, she dies later on. On top of that, when you add that the movie’s poster is the red coat girl holding a man’s hand, it represents the responsibility of the father. Because it is not the girl’s fault, she saw terrible things and got scared, yet she still becomes scared and becomes a victim, so it was to the father, the man or the society that she had to live in a better place in the first place.

[@spoeliewoeliespoelstra8791]

My heart is crying

[@purefunandlaughter6215]

Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick were friends and admired each other Thus why Spielberg directed AI after Kubrick died so that his long planned film would be made You can tell Speilberg was heavily inspired by Kubrick As perfect as this is I can only wonder what it would have been like had Kubrick directed it Imagine this imagine mixed with the master of art who made Clockwork Orange, the Shining, Paths of Glory???

[@weebslayer3411]

That girl is a cosmic entity

[@sammyfabelman]

Masterpiece

[@sms756]

2:17 why isn’t the coat red? 🤔

[@montrealfilmguy]

Because it only needed to be in color to show Neeson picking her out of the crowd and following her with his eyes.

[@TomGuideKrakowPoland]

great to be here

[@parthibang9644]

She is my elderly now

[@gabrielarivas586]

Guys. I respect your opinion but don't be so rude in the comments. Freedom of speech can only go so far. Remember hate is a strong word that can lead to many dangerous thoughts.

[@JiTiAr35]

1:30 not sure why Spielberg had to CGI that.

[@לאהפרי-צ7ו]

נא להכניס ליוטיוב את הסרט רשימת שינדלר באורך מלא ברצף. תודה רבה

[@dozer159]

0:57 Polska oprawa parkowa Z lat 70 i 80, skąd tam się wzięła?

[@MasonicadaM]

damn that collat shot tho

[@grantchurchill7947]

what is wrong with ur fucking brain

[@jorgecameras1]

Mr. Maellard

[@JAMESBOND-dt9se]

Red Court girl 😢😢😢😢...2024

[@lucindacorral2769]

She lived

[@sergiocomper2154]

Uma das cenas mais chocantes que vi na vida, chorei muito. Um dia iremos pagar o alto preço da nossa falta de fé. Misericórdia de nós pecadores almas pobres. MISERICÓRDIA SENHOR JESUS CRISTO

[@vstzzxy3316]

can someone explain this scene plz

[@lexviin]

take a look at the video description

[@adamchewy2284]

Trap Nationfann + Watch the film, look at the video description, or open a History book. WTF wrong with you ?

[@vstzzxy3316]

Adam chewy I watch the film so many fucking times I just don't understand this seen like why was she running in the open and no one shot her and also I don't understand why she was wearing red

[@lexviin]

Why would the Germans shoot her? She's no threat in any way and just walking through the streets. And I think the red coat is just a stylistic device to highlight her in the scenery where you could easily oversee her

[@vstzzxy3316]

OldShatterhand u know they kill her later in the movie right

[@forrestgump5959]

Somehow it is still 1939: Germany, Germany above all, Above all in the world if you meet germans, some of them are just the same as back then. Just without weapons. Today's weapon: Companies.

[@arminiushermann09]

spamfr pfa what are you talking about. Germans are the nicest and greatest people on earth. You obviously have never been to Germany. So you should not say such a thing.

[@talya732]

yes Junker and the EU

[@ryanazira7886]

Arminius Hermann So you basically think that @Spamfr pfa said that Germans are bad cause they promote Nationalism in which means that you think german nationalism is bad and Why so? Spamfr thinks that German Nationalism is bad and he thinks that Germans today is just the same as before "being proud" which is correct but then you responded him by saying they're nice people even though you look like a nice person but I must explain that there's nothing wrong with being proud of our own country

[@ryanazira7886]

Arminius Hermann it's just that your reply is indirectly means that German Nationalism is bad

[@nahorurbach2369]

Je suis juif et j en suis fier qu’est-ce que nous avons endurés

[@taimcindoe3156]

Oh how sad of them

[@hardiksharma1150]

2:30 wow

[@robertpagan4241]

HARDIK SHARMA why do I play this the message is if America doesn't fix it's debt and incompandant behavior

[@yehezkielkomansilan5069]

Blood vs Fire

[@michaelholmes5590]

I don't support this, but that calateral at 1:30 was lit.

[@philipisbell244]

My blood boils

[@SSN515]

Lucky they had total gun control and a disarmed civilian population or a lot more people could have been hurt! think of the childrens safety!

[@peterobbo7512]

How can people do this?

[@ΠωλίναΤμέμικοφ]

Das ist gute film :)) i like .))

[@michalliszewski4901]

Czy ludzkość, kiedykolwiek przestanie poddawać się złu, wierzyć w zło, bać się zła? że to zło, wciąż, panoszy się po świecie to chyba nie ma wątpliwości?

[@mateuszkopania1894]

No more WAR. !

[@Fightfire76767]

Liam NEESON