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Spot-on, well-expressed insights that continue to make me think about the craft employed in Zone of Interest and the timely, if not timeless, message it offers. I have just subscribed with confidence that you what you have to say about film. Thank you.

Well done commentary. I didn’t see this in cinema, but found it streaming. A disturbing, well done film

This is a outstanding, beautiful film.

And now she has a full feature out

I grew up in Germany in the 70’s . I know the subject matter well. If you dig deep enough you will find a Nazi past in literally every family, also in mine. Patriotism or showing pride in your country was discouraged. There will forever be shame. I watched this movie twice, once with reading the subtitles simultaneously and once without. The translation is not bad by any means but the German language is terribly efficient when talking about the final solution and it’s near impossible to do it justice. I can’t say I enjoyed this movie but I can closely relate to it.

This movie was strange, but I like strange! It was good. Also some of the depictions were over exaggerated.

What a beautiful, yet such a heartbreaking film this one is. Paul Mescal's specialty: leave us all heartbroken.

What a great, great video you just made, congratulations! Its a wonderful review, interesting perspectives and comments you said made me agree with you, this is such a disturbing film, I honestly didnt know what to expect before I watched it, the coldness, the objectivity, the lack of feeling and sensations, it shocked me.. and yet so many details were hidden in plain sight, thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one!

I am anxiously waiting for the film to be shown here.

Thank you so much for including the Andrew Scott clip ❤

Thank you for this excellent interpretation of this film! I wish you spent a little more time on the infrared portions of the film. I thought they were really fascinating, but I wanted more ideas of why the director chose to shoot those scenes in infrared. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Haunting film.

Very disturbing. I felt guilty for watching from my perspective

I agree that upon my first watch, I thought it was a fun, wild ride. And then, I started to see the flimsiness and flaws. I still love the needle drops, cinematography and performances.

Stunning and thought provoking, leading to ask important questions about one’s own values and personal morals that are challenged by the atrocities of our modern world.

After watching this movie, I’ve been finding random sounds like a garbage truck or other city sounds to be so disturbing. It’s like this film’s sound design is still haunting me. Absolutely excellent

Too sterile

I loved this film. It could have had more kaiju’s in it tho.

The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. (2 Peter 3:9) And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: (Acts 17:30) I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. (Luke 13:5) Testifying both to the Jews, and also to the Greeks, repentance toward God, and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ. (Acts 20:21)

Lots of insight. Thanks Hard to see the movie without knowing in advance where you are.. the tensión this crests is chilling, because the context in our minds... we know what they mean when they say “the ashes”... or when he plays “with the teeth” ...

aaahhh!!! the brooding background noise makes the commentary nearly impossible to hear. fix it

I loved It and can't stop thinking about It. It Will make film history

I recommend watching this film at the Curzon (under the arches) at Hawley Wharfe in Camden. You could feel the vibration and hear the trains rumbling overhead intermittently lending an extra dimension to an already multidimensional depiction of an exceedingly despicable event in history.

The ending just grabs you!!!

The best movie I've ever seen. Still thinking about this movie all the time...💯

I hope ZOI comes to my area. I ABSOLUTELY want to see (hear) it.

Just watched. Agree with your wonderful analysis.

It feels like the film made by someone else, who didn’t plan to make his “epic” speech at the Oscar’s. He couldn’t plan this film after the massacre on Oct.7. He planned it earlier, and his perspective was clear. You can become a different person on stage (as of the director of this film), but how can you Not mention our hostages??!!!

Great video. I've now seen the film twice. I can't stop thinking about it. Since I watched, I haven't been able to enjoy other films as much. They seem either trivial or predictable or boring in formal terms. I agree that it must be watched and listened to in the cinema. During the premier here in Łódź it was packed and the audience was remarkably quiet. People stayed for the final credits, which is uncommon these days. The film didn't depress or shock me, as most holocaust films do, but has got me thinking as films rarely do.

Excellent review

Where can i watch this movie?

Sadly, the same thing is happening in israel to the palestiniens 😢

Genocides RIGHT NOW in Gaza and Yemen and Sudan. And people are still just ignoring it, safe in their comfortable bubbles. Like the protagonists.

Very good video. I saw it last night and didn’t quite know what to think about it afterwards. But surely it has haunted me ever since. Should I see it again to understand its true message?

My husband and I just saw it last night. The scene that got to me the most was when the beautiful flowers came up but with a sad, horrible background noise. It was definitely an interesting movie.

I’m watching all I can about this movie, taking it in and sitting with it.

Great review. Will search this film out.

Will watch on Friday when it's in our cinema. Saw the director Glazer's speech at Oscar night, deeply moved. It's critically necessary to remind the world about humanity when it's so lacking these days.

Amazing film.

It's soooo bold and profund but simple and at the same time solo huge and talks purely about humans and horror, it's amazing

I feel like it's such an important film, it should be required viewing for everyone.

this is a film that gets better and better with distance. I will literally think about it for years to come

It wasn’t like watching a film, it felt more like voyeurism. Like I was watching some dark private home video. Not wanting to watch but perversely “zoned in” as it were. Truly extraordinary and Glazer is a visionary filmmaker. Totally agree with your review.

Well done and well said

This is the best film for Oscar this year

Shades of Hannah Arendt….

I’ve seen it twice. A masterpiece.

Love this review! Have subscribed. I am so much looking forward to this film.

Great work! I would like to watch it on the weekend in the cinema. I have to admit, that while I studied history in 1996 our professor showed us students some original Black and White Films from Auschwitz filmed by the Staff working and living close by that factory of death during these years. A Really necessary movie.

It's not this great work of art at all. It deludes you into thinking the Höss's were deluded and in denial, but they were merely opportunists who didn't gave a damn about their victims. The whole point, which the film completely misses, is that mediocre narcissists easily do monstrous things for financial and social gain because they have have no conscience. They weren't passive bystanders to the evil, they were among the main instigators of it. The film is a disaster of misrepresentation. Normal people don't do things like this because they have a conscious. That said, any society has plenty of narcissists ready and eager to do evil, and normal people so often don't resist them because it's hard and dangerous.

A couple of points. First l cannot recall a film where sound plays such an important part. The narrator here refers to that big glugging sound which you hear at certain points. Quite what it does l could not tell you. It’s very loud and it works. The second is the far off sounds from the camp so that you never forget what is happening behind the walls unlike the characters who do not hear it. It’s just like traffic noise to them. Second, a lot has been said about camera angles here. But the scenes all look as if they have been carefully arranged so that the effect is like looking at statues rather than people. The characters and settings appear real but not quite. It enables us to see them the way a scientist might look at a specimen.