In 1939, Poland was under the rule of Nazi Germany, and the SS isolated the Jews. German businessman Oscar Schindler (Liam Neeson) came to Krakow under German rule and opened an enamel factory to produce military supplies. With outstanding social skills and a lot of money, Schindler established a good relationship with the German army. His factory hired Jews to work and made a fortune in the war. In 1943, the Jews in Krakow suffered a brutal massacre. Schindler witnessed all this and was greatly shocked. He bribed officers to make his factory an affiliated labor camp of the concentration camp. In those days of crazy massacres, his factory also became a refuge for Jews. In 1944, on the eve of Germany's defeat, the massacre of Jews became more and more crazy. Schindler issued a list of 1,200 people to German officers and bought the lives of these Jews at the cost of his family's wealth. In those dark years, saving one person is to save the whole world.