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Aj Pat
I had the opportunity to watch this today at a private viewing & highly
recommend it when you get a chance to see it. Probably will win some academy awards too and it deserves it 💯!
This is one of the most impactful movies of the past few years for me & in the top 3, amongst the holocaust movies I have seen so far. Almost immersive, if not for 2D.
I never thought Schindlers List would be look ‘filmy’ but boy this hit me harder than SL or any other movie based on this event.
The film delves into the lives of Auschwitz commandant Höss & his wife as they “attempt” to create an idyllic existence for their family in a residence adjacent to the concentration camp where millions are turned to ashes by the hour.
**The above is a striking scene from the film, the Nazi commandant enjoys a serene fishing moment, only to be abruptly confronted by ashes from the camp drifting over him.**The realization dawns on him with revulsion, a moment captured brilliantly on the big screen as the ashes slowly envelop his surroundings.
The Holocaust transcends narratives of hope or survival…it represents mass murder on an unprecedented scale & the flawed humanity that facilitated & carried out such atrocities. In this film we are given a glimpse into the domestic lives of the Nazi family involved & where the sheer ordinariness of their existence is profoundly disturbing. This aspect is woven into the narrative..underscoring that the Holocaust’s true horror lies not in its exceptions but in its normalization within society, adding depth to the film’s exploration of complacency, indifference & the chilling normalcy of evil.
its deliberate pacing may test the patience of some audience but I really _really_ loved the story narrative, performances, haunting BGM, color grading - the works!
And yes !! it’s A24 💖
27 Jul’24 10:18
Shridhar Manivannan
Seeing and smelling flowers will not be the same anymore
Somya Rishishwar
Humans, actual humans who are alive and thriving and actually living next to
the hellfire while being unbothered and unscathed. This was never a perspective brought to my eyes
Rudrangshu Samanta
Monstrous humans but no monster can do such a thing
Aln Binoy
😳👌
Harman Singh
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Aarsh Jha
Watched this just for the reason that I was doing a oscar films run and I have
to say a movie about a family of a Nazi commandant living beside the Auschwitz camp is simply
Samosa Companion
Impactful! Humans living on the same planet, same city and yet so drastically
different. Have seen many wonderful films bringing out the racism and castism - this one is another
Humans Of Cinema
This harrowing Holocaust film is possibly the most different film in this list,
for it's entirely focused on the lives of characters who aren't just bystanders but very much the
Jinesh Muralidharan
Zone of interest is a take on the atrocities of the holocaust but in a way one
wouldn’t expect . It deals with the domestic life of the SS general rudolf hoss and his family who
Long Live Cinema
Sometimes you come across films that just prove to showcase the true potential
and emotional impact of cinema.
This is exactly one of those films.
MAN OF CINEMA
Streaming - VOD
We all have seen or know the atrocities committed by nazis on
jews. We all have seen the horrors of Auschwitz. But what was happening out of those Auschwitz walls
Binge Label
I had a hard time watching this film.
I couldn't connect with the narrative or the characters at any point. After 1 hour and 44 minutes, I felt like the film was empty for me.
This Is Barry
You don't see any of the horrors of the concentration camp, but you hear so
much. As foreground to the massacre, all we see is a family drama about work life balance. But you hear
Sugil SG
It's not about visuals, it's all about SOUND.
The makers took a different angle of Nazi holocaust. They refused to show the real pain and the holocaust on screen. But all it was
Mad About movies
The Zone of Interest takes a unique angle in approaching the Holocaust.
Certainly an angle I haven’t seen before in a film.
This different approach gives the film a really
Soumya Sarkar
As if jewish never existed because of the jewish noises.