I mean it happened indeed in real life and it is a great realistic movie with Anthony Hopkins doing an excellent role as Nicholas Winton who ln 1938 went to Prague and rescued 669 children most of them Jewish from the Nazis who were about to invade Czechoslovakia, acting to lead them to Uk safely. Later on he began to suffer of psychological guilt, feeling that he should have rescued more children and was guilty of not having done it. At the end of the movie, however, a TV show introduced him to several adults who were surviving children he had saved and this has put an end to his grief that had tormented him for about 50 years. This was well shown in the movie including repeated past scenes of the 1938 events.
