Which 1993 film ends with a long scene of people placing rocks on a grave marker in an Israeli cemetery?

• A. The Remains of the Day
• B. The Piano
• C. Jurassic Park
• D. Schindler's List

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is how a film ends can carry a powerful memorial message. In Schindler’s List, the closing moment shifts from the on-screen narrative to a real-world scene: the survivors of the Holocaust, years later, visit Schindler’s grave in Israel and place stones on the marker. Placing stones is a Jewish tradition for honoring the dead and showing that someone who saved lives is remembered. That long final sequence ties the fiction of the film to actual people and history, highlighting memory, gratitude, and the lasting impact of one person’s actions during a terrible time. The other films end in ways that don’t employ this memorial gesture or this geographic and historical connection, so they don’t deliver the same cumulative sense of remembrance.