I’ve seen a few movies about this history, so the events aren't new to me, but this one stands out because of how these people were saved. It’s clear that Itzhak Stern was the real strategist. He was a brilliant manipulator of the system, and without him using Schindler’s power as a shield, those people wouldn't have stood a chance. It shows that while many Jews survived in different ways, the future of this specific group depended entirely on that list. The symbolism in the film is what made me want to dig deeper. My only critique is that I wish the movie showed more of Emilie Schindler’s contribution. She was just as much a hero as her husband.

I love Chris Chambers' personality. He is a remarkable character to me, and I genuinely cried finding out his fate at the end There’s a bittersweet ache in watching them and imagining a version where they all grow old together, just sitting around and talking about where life took them. I just love their friendship, especially how open they are with each other. The friendships you make as a kid are the best (unless they’re toxic) It’s really a bittersweet feeling. Growing up is scary because you know things will never be the same again. Sometimes when I’m with my best friends, I find myself wishing time would just stop so we’d never have to change or grow apart

this is giving pure dark romance. i love the intro and the guitar solo after 'i want it all'

sexy and atmospheric. This song is basically a soundtrack for my fav. BL tropes

this is giving vampire vibes

Lola never fails to bring me food. Most of the time I’m busy studying and she’s always there with a snack or a reminder that it’s time to eat. Grateful for her 🥹

Great Movie 🥹✨

I fall inlove with this song 🖤....thanks to clock app

I discovered this song when Jam Republic used it for their crew performance preview. At first, I was only focused on the dance but I eventually grew to love this song. Jam Republic Fan hirrrr 🩷💘💝💖💗

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My third and last slice of Buko Pie from Bulacan. I like the taste, It's not too sweet, katamtaman lang 😋

Modesta is a representation of radical but dark self-liberation. She's clever, and no one can control her. This is Bold and provocative A must-watch if you like morally grey protagonists

Chap. 7, pg. 2 ........