What movie is the most historically accurate

Schindler’s List is widely regarded as one of the most historically faithful portrayals of the Holocaust in mainstream film. It closely follows the essential facts: the Nazi machinery of persecution, the operation of Kraków’s ghetto and Plaszów labor camp, and the rescue of more than 1,000 Jews by Oskar Schindler. Much of the film’s narrative and many specific incidents are grounded in Thomas Keneally’s book Schindler’s Ark (adapted for the screenplay) and in survivor testimony and archival records used by director Steven Spielberg and his team. That said, the film uses composites and dramatized scenes to condense complex events and relationships for narrative coherence (for example, some characters represent amalgams of several real people, and timelines are tightened). Despite those cinematic liberties, historians and survivors generally affirm that the movie captures the moral realities and historical core of the events it depicts. (See Thomas Keneally, Schindler’s Ark; testimony archived at the USC Shoah Foundation; historical analyses in works by David Crowe and others.)