Does anyone has a Schindler's List DVD?

[||Lz3||]

If so, would you so kindly do me a favor? :sweatdrop:

I rented the movie last day and watching the bonus material, a certain guy (the one that joined the polish army before the war) talked about how he was a musician and that one day Goeth (German commander) arranged some prisoners to play some music at a private party. At the party, the musicians were asked by a drunk German officer to play a song that was banned in Czechoslovakia at the time. The song talked about a guy who commits suicide because some love-related problems. The German officer made them play that song over 6 times, and when that was over, he went to a balcony and shot himself.

Now, that particular song got my attention, however I didnt write down the name. :wall:

I was wondering if some of you could kindly check the bonus material and tell me the name. :sweatdrop:


I'm not sure at what it was said, it was over 1/2 or 2/3 of the bonus material though.

My deepest thanks for listening (or is it reading?). :bow:

[Hax]

Isn't the song Hungarian by origin and called "Gloomy Sunday"? It gives me the chills even thinking of it.

[||Lz3||]

I don't really remember if it was Hungarian or Czech. :sweatdrop:

Maybe I have read too much of Czechoslovakia lately. hehe.

Going to check that one. Though I wouldnt know if it's the one I'm looking for.:smash:

[Hax]

The song talked about a guy who commits suicide because some love-related problems. The German officer made them play that song over 6 times, and when that was over, he went to a balcony and shot himself.

I can't say I'm sure. Gloomy Sunday reportedly was the cause of the suicide of several people.

[||Lz3||]

I think it could be it, it was banned by the time and it has the content.

:thinking:

Anyways, thanks Hax :balloon::beam:

[johnhughthom]

Anybody know if there are any plans to release it on Blu-Ray?