I hope Spielberg will follow this up by making a movie or two, or more, on the Righteous Gentiles who either traded their own lives for the lives of Jewish mothers and fathers, or who hid thousands of Jews in their homes at the risk of losing their own lives.  Maybe he could do a film on Don Aldo and the Franciscan friars, sisters, Poor Clare nuns, and residents who hid and saved hundreds of Jews in Assisi.  Perhaps he could travel to Le Chambon and do a film on the French Hugeunots who allowed their population to double because of all the Jewish refugees they welcomed and finally saved.  How about doing a film on Pope John XXIII who, as Vatican diplomat in Turkey, issued thousands of baptismal certificates to, and saved the lives of, a significant number of Eastern European Jews?  I am by no means diminishing the horror of the story of Edgardo Mortara, but I'm tired of one sided stories.