[These allusions to Jack""s background of alcoholism and violence play a larger role later in the film]:It was just one of those things, you know.Who needs God? Well, if there""s anybody out there hat can look around this demented slaughterhouse of a world we live in and tell me that man is a noble creature, believe me, that man is full of bulls--t.Hawks was well known for his storytelling and his versatility in film genres, spanning screwball comedies (Bringing Up Baby (1938)andHis Girl Friday (1940)), romantic comedies (Twentieth Century (1934)), crime/gangster films (Scarface: Shame of the Nation (1932)), mystery-detective noirs (The Big Sleep (1946)), adventure films (Only Angels Have Wings (1939)), and war films (The Dawn Patrol (1930)), to name a few.I""d see that it had a certainpanache- that""s what I""m good at, not the work, not the work.(He spreads his open palms out) - the presentation.(A long pause)Stern: I""m sure I don""t know anybody who""d be interested in this.Schindler: Well, they should be...Tell them they should be.A young Polish Jew, Poldak Pfefferberg (Jonathan Sagalle) pauses in front of a shop window display where there is a picture of a human skull with lines indicating the smaller circumference (and lesser intelligence) of the Judaic brain.