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F. Information Gap. A Movie Review

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Working with a partner, complete the text. Each of you will read a version of a review of the film Schindler’s List. Each version is missing some information. Take turns asking your partner questions to get the missing information.

Student A, read the review of Schindler’s List. Ask questions and fill in the missing information. Then answer Student’s B’s questions.

Student B, turn to the Information Gap for Student B and follow the instructions there.

Example:

A: Whom did Schindler save?

B: He saved more than 1,000 Polish Jews. Whom did they manufacture crockery for?

A: For the German Army.

 

Movie Review

Schindler’s List

Rating **** Director: Steven Spielberg

Starring: Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes, Caroline Gooddall, Jonathan Sagalle, Embeth Davidtz, Malgoscha Gegel, Shmulik Levy, Mark Ivanir, Beatrice Macola

 

Staggering adaptation of Tomas Kenally’s best-seller about the real-life Catholic war profiteer who initially flourished by sucking up to the Nazis, but eventually went broke saving the lives of more than 1,000 by employing them in his factory, manufacturing for the German army. Filmed almost entirely on location in Poland, in gritty b&w, but with a pace to match the most frenzied Spielberg works, this looks and feels nothing Hollywood has ever made before. The three central characters rate – and receive – unforgettable performances: Neeson, who’s towering as Kingsley, superb as his Jewish accountant (and conscience); and Fiennes, who’s frightening as the odious. Outstanding screenplay by Steven Zaillian and by Janusz Kaminsky. Spielberg’s most intense and personal film to date. Seven include Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, and Original Score (John Williams).

 

Information Gap for Student B

Student B, read the review of Schindler’s List. Answer Student A’s questions. Then ask your own questions and fill in the missing information.

Example:

A: Whom did Schindler save?

B: He saved more than 1,000 Polish Jews. Whom did they manufacture crockery for?

A: For the German Army.

 

Movie Review

Schindler’s List

Rating **** Director: Steven Spielberg

Starring: Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes, Caroline Gooddall, Jonathan Sagalle, Embeth Davidtz, Malgoscha Gegel, Shmulik Levy, Mark Ivanir, Beatrice Macola

Staggering adaptation of Tomas Kenally’s best-seller about the real-life Catholic war profiteer who initially flourished by sucking up to the Nazis, but eventually went broke saving the lives of more than 1,000 Polish Jews by employing them in his factory, manufacturing crockery for. Filmed almost entirely on location in, in gritty b&w, but with a pace to match the most frenzied Spielberg works, this looks and feels nothing Hollywood has ever made before. The three central characters rate – and receive – unforgettable performances: Neeson, who’s towering as Oscar Schindler; Kingsley, superb as (and conscience); and Fiennes, who’s frightening as the odious Nazis commandant. Outstanding by Steven Zaillian and cinematography by Janusz Kaminsky. Spielberg’s most intense and personal film to date. Seven Oscars include Best ______________, Director, Adapted Screenplay, and Origianl Score (John Williams).


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