I interpret this many ways but these are a few of my reasons..
1. to show the innocence and hopefulness (colourfulness rather than dull and gloomy b+w) of the jews, predominantly children during the Holocaust.
2. red has connotations of danger and blood and violence and Horror. for it to be the only colour in the movie signifies these things.
3. We see it on a young girl, and we follow her through the town and under her bed to hiding. she is active and we familiarise with the character, and then we see the red coat on a death wagon. by getting the audience to become attached to the character and then for them to be killed makes the process more realistic, and more tragic.
4. to give the movie an artistic element, and show that it is a recent productional recount, not a classic movie.
im only 16 so im sorry if these arent very scientific or in depth :)
All of them.... except for whatever shade of red the coat is. That frequency of light is reflected into your eye.
The significance of color in a coat of arms varies with the particular coat of arms, its history, the region of the world in which it was used, and the period in history in which it was created.
Could it have been red.
Traveller was an American Saddlebred with an iron gray coat.
U.S. Air Force (USAF) groups have the same National Color as the Army; the Organizational Color is ultramarine blue, with the group's coat of arms beneath the USAF crest, which is an eagle on a cloud background. The fringe is in gold.
Red; the little girls red coat, and the red of a flame of a candle in the beginning.
Red is the colour for blood, or love, or maybe could be seen as hope. Also, the little girl is wearing a red coat, like Red Riding Hood... So she is vulnerable, and she is being preyed upon by a wolf (the Nazis)
Kandam Becha Coat (1961 )
The little girl in the red coat, found in the film "Schindler's List" did die. She was seen as the one of the only specks of colour in the whole film. She hides when the Cracow ghetto is liquidated, and is only seen again in a pile of dead bodies ready to be burnt after the Nazis surrendered
i think it was when you saw the little girl in the red coat dead on the wheelbarrow on top of the corpses.
she was in the movie schindlers list. This one child is a symbol of all the 6.000.000 victims, exposed to ruthless slaughter. The little girl in the red coat footage gives a feeling of hope. You think that she may be able to get away, that she has a chance. But then you see her later, and she is dead. She has already been killed, and you feel the despair and a lot of anger towards these Nazis. How could they kill something so innocent?
The rare use of color in "Schindler's List" was during the Nazi raid on Warsaw, to draw attention to the little girl in the red coat. This was used to show Oskar's POV in watching her, and then to better show her fate late in the film. Then, at the end when the film switches to modern time to show the shift in time. Spielberg shot the film in B&W because that's how all the photographs of the time were shot, and subsequently he want to stay in that pallete as that's how most of us "remember" those times.
dogs have a nerve in there body that gives them the color of there coat and there coat.
The film is in black and white, but there is one color in the film. There is a little girl in a red coat running in the war torn streets. Oskar Schindler watches her run for a while until she disappears from sight. Later in the film, Schindler sees a red coat on top of a wheel barrow where burned bodies are being carried away and is deeply saddened from seeing her dead body. This symbolizes his caring for the Jews and his sorrow of the way they're treated
Clarence C. Little has written: 'The inheritance of coat color in dogs' -- subject(s): Heredity, Dog breeds, Color, Animal genetics, Animals
Red and white alleles for coat color are alternative forms of a gene that determine the color of an organism's coat. The red allele typically produces a red or orange coat color, while the white allele produces a coat color that is primarily white. The presence of these alleles, and the dominance or recessiveness of each, will determine the coat color of an individual organism.
The Chinooks have a coat color of tawny it is a golden fawn color.