The Zone of Interest | Behind the Scenes | Official Featurette HD | A24
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2024
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From writer/director Jonathan Glazer and starring Sandra Hüller, Christian Friedel, and Ralph Herforth. THE ZONE OF INTEREST - Now Playing In Theaters and On Demand.
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DIRECTOR: Jonathan Glazer
CAST: Sandra Hüller, Christian Friedel, Ralph Herforth
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One of the most important films I've ever seen.
The last 5 or so minutes of this kicked me in the gut like no movie I’d ever seen before.
Why? It's all a lie.
@@Christoph-sd3ziare you restarted?
Walking down the stairs and then end credits song wow
Guess you missed it@@dawkosvk
can you please explain to me the meaning of the ending, when he throws up and then we see the women cleaning some other place etc..@@capitalt3977
It was unlike anything I have ever seen before and I can't stop thinking about it. crazy.
An amazing movie! Cool to see you here!
You live a sheltered life.
Read the fictional book this is based on by Martin Amis since you were SO AMAZED.
I love Jewish directors too. I hope all the proceeds are donated to the children of Gaza.
why so much hostility for someone saying that they loved a movie? you should disconnect from the internet for a little. @@trouble820
Yet you weren’t here to mercy
@@trouble820 "I hope all the proceeds are donated to the children of Gaza." The proceeds went to the children of massacred concert-goers. Surely you won't object?
The Reality TV-style camera gives this an urgency and flow that's fucking unmatched by any movie I've seen recently. And I'm not even supposed to be focusing on that
The Curse just played with it brilliantly
@@koshmar230 which "the curse"?
The 2023 comedy series directed and starring Nathan Fielder. @@rizkyadiyanto7922
It is based on a work of fiction.
You seem like the kind of person who really enjoys reality TV. You should focus on that.
@@trouble820 You are a loser
The music and sound from this film takes this movie to a whole new level - absolutely phenomenal.
Ive seen this film two weeks ago and i still think about it everyday.
it's currently happening in gaza right now
I completely agree. This movie has made me look at so many things in a different light. The mood of it all... it's powerful and heart breaking.
I watched it Sunday and that sequence in the film which shows the flaming chimneys at night is stuck in my head. Haunting stuff
@@buried4430 yeah that’s such a powerful shot. I see it still too!
@@user-re9pd1nn5jon s’en fout de gaza ce n’est pas le sujet
Came out of the cinema a few hours ago. The credits rolled, and staff came in with bins to collect the trash...and they just stood there looking at us frozen to our seats. It was a few minutes before anyone moved. Everyone walked out in silence...when I got outside it was the first time I took a deep breath in two hours. Id taken food in to eat, didnt eat a bite. Fantastic film...harrowing..will be on my mind for a very, very long time.
You got a Letterboxd? I very much enjoyed reading this
Then everybody started clapping and you found $100 under your seat?
@@FullSendersonMaybe what he said was too cinematic, but not with many films the majority of people watched the whole credits just because of the shock and the music as that has happened when I watched it
@@FullSenderson why are you acting like what happened was some preposterous thing? It's not the first time I've been in an audience where everyone sits at the end, and it won't be the last, powerful films will do that.
@@Cinema-Disciplesthank you, I don't but keep meaning to!
this is one of the greatest movies ever made
The soundtrack in this movie was unlike anything I've ever heard in a movie before
@ rubymcshane2536 - sound reminded me of The Lighthouse
At this point I’m confident enough to say that Mica Levi is the best film composer today
It did remind me a little if the sound tact from HBO’s Chernobyl. Both are haunting and grotesque sounding.
I really need to hear Mica Levi's score again as soon as possible please and thankyou
hope they will release it
Supposedly Mica made lots more compositions that did not end up making it to the final cut.
I hope when the soundtrack releases it also releases with all of the tracks they composed
Everything Glazer does is groundbreaking. I couldn’t actually accept this film. It was too uncomfortable. It put me somewhere I did not want to ever be and for once I couldn’t hide and say it’s only a movie. His intention obviously. Genius
best movie I've seen from 2023 so far, deserves to win all of the awards it was nominated for
I knew immediatelly what this was about. I've been waiting for this film for a long time.
I could tell in the beginning it'd be what it turned out to be. Their lives. The cognitive dissonance displayed for us. We're plunged into it, and it's horrifying
I watched it for the first time today, very unsettling, the sounds make you think it’s happening at full capacity 24 hrs a day.
The sound engineering on this film was mind blowing
Insane film. Never felt that way before walking out of the theater yesterday
Jonathan Glazer is such a brilliant filmmaker. I’m glad this masterpiece is nominated for Best Picture and Glazer for Best Director.
It deserves both awards. Nothing else holds a candle to this film. I'm ignorant of the machinations of the voting system; but it should win in both categories if film artistry is the true measure at play.
@ derekdalton5658 - think Hollywood likes a happy ending, unfortunately. Hope it picks up technical awards at least.
I think I cried to whole movie... You know what is happening, but they don't show it. Hope this masterpiece gets the recognition it deserves.
Damn I’m glad I didn’t sit next to you… you doin too fuckkng much😂
Dude cries to every film by this studio
I laughed so hard that I cried.
This was utterly incredible. Guaranteed you will not see another film like this. Hope it gets an oscar for its achievements
This film is a slap in the face.
Unreal movie. Sound Design was out of this world. Saw it last Sunday in a sold out theater and you could hear a pin drop at the end. What an experience.
Brillant movie! My favourite from de oscar nominated features!
Really looking forward to seeing this movie later this month at my local picture house.
I nursed one of the crematorium workers at the end of his life in Sydney 1992, he had written down his experiences in a book for his family and anyone who was interested , I read it and it was utterly horrific - the thing i remember most was when he opened the gas chamber doors to take the bodies to the crematorium they were in a pyramid shape and it was because they has clambered on each other to reach the last piece of air at the top of the room. When he was rescued the British told him they could send him anywhere in their colonies and he told them send me as far away as possible from Europe so they sent him to Australia
Going to see it tomorrow, really looking forward to it.
The scene where he's retching in the hallway...the sounds of a beast from within an average-looking man. This film was a masterpiece.
I'm still struggling to interpret that scene. Do you think it's a sign that subconsciously, he's disgusted and sickened by his actions? That- deep down - he doesn't really believe the ideology that has impelled his behaviour?
This film was the scariest, most disturbing film I’ve ever seen, legit made me feel sick to my stomach. Brilliant but so very disturbing
@@derekdalton5658I think so. Especially when he looks down the hallway, only for THAT cut to happen, and then come back to him in the same pose. Perhaps he’s not regretful, but instead truly aware of the enormity for the first time. His buried humanity poked through just slightly. What a true blue masterpiece this is.
I liked Sexy Beast and LOVED Under the Skin, really looking forward to that one when it's out in Australia.
And thank you A24 for producing interesting cinema.
Incredible. Look forward to watching this.
I’ve heard many mixed reviews about this film but it’s personally a top 10 of all time for me. I saw it twice and honestly, not many films have stuck with me like this one.
After reading about the girl with the apples and the point of the music/sound, I was in complete shock and awe the second time I watched it. There were many scenes where I had to hold back my tears and also scenes where I felt an overwhelming sense of impending doom. A masterpiece
Masterpiece !!!!!
Very scary movie!! Saw for 1 week ago!!! The sound its so brilliant done!!!
Will go and see it when it opens in Australia
Best movie out of the entire bunch for this last yr. Well-done.
They left out the stories about both of them having side affairs. She was even caught by Hoess in the act. He in turn knocked one of the prisoners up.
Saw this a few days ago and it rocked me to my core. Couldn’t be more timely, with so much of the world’s complicity in the atrocities in Gaza and other conflicts, and us still going about our daily lives or even benefiting economically from carnage. The ability of the humanity to ignore, condone or inflict evil, while going about their regular lives, is truly horrifying.
Do you understand that this film is about the genocide of Jews! We 🇮🇱said *Never Again* and we meant it. Then came October 7th and the Hamas (Nazi) massacre. We are not going to let this happen again. The Israeli army is the most humane in the world. We gave Palestinian civilians 3 days notice and a safety corridor to evacuate before the war started with Hamas. Hamas inflates the number of casualties and does not distinguish between Hamas terrorists and civilians. The only atrocities in Gaza are the ones committed by Hamas against Israel, the hostages and the Palestinian civilians. *The more you know*
Couldn’t agree with you more. Well said
Love this movie!, despite how it genuinely made me shake by the appalling actions and by what you hear not what you see, it’s a fine piece of work, brilliant filmmaking, sound and cinematography!
It's been weeks since I watched this movie and I still can't get it out of my head. It's one of the most chilling and visceral films about the Holocaust I've ever seen, and we never once see an ounce of bloodshed. But hearing it is the next worst thing. A masterpiece in every sense of the word.
You do see several ounces when he's washing the boots
@@namnambulu I said we never see an ounce of bloodshed, as in people getting killed onscreen. Of course we see blood.
this is probably the best film of the year
Just show this in a lot in Theatres please!
This movie was a treat.
I actually felt myself losing interest in movies lately because nothing had been making me feel a certain way or the stories didn’t connect with me in a spiritual or gut level.
But when I saw this on the big screen it reeled me in. It has such a demanding way about it. I can safely say in all my years of watching movies that I had never seen a film like this.
So thank you Jonathan Glazer for giving me my love back for cinema with this one.
Banality of Evil like Hannah Arendt said
As the credits roll [and we see some contemporary images that relocate us in the "present"] it is immediately clear that this film enters the top echelons of "important" and "necessary" Holocaust films. We might be tempted to think the most dazzling, audacious and revealing cinematic works are in the past [Come and See; The Last Stage etcetera] but recent films like Son of Saul and (now) The Zone of Interest confront us with fresh insights into the hell of the camps. I can't help thinking Claude Lanzmann would approve of this film that scarcely [but for a few seconds] penetrates the walls to take us "inside". Locating the film outside is a feat of genius. For it is what we hear and glimpse over the camp walls that will leave us disturbed long after the film has ended.
I haven't been able to get this film out of my head since seeing it.
What a movie...
Incredible picture.
Free Gaza
@@trouble820 Sure! How can I help?
Just watched it. Best movie I've ever seen
Wonder what Glazer thinks of this film as it relates to the situation in Gaza. It feels to me he all but said it here
Oh, I'm sure he'll make a wonderful film about the "Angel" Netanyahu.
Just like how he makes that despicable Hedwig into an "angel. "
@@-Subtle- shut up
@@-Subtle-lol what? Hedwig came off to me as pure evil in the film, what are you even talking about?
@@JJ44595 Exactly. You could be critical of both Hamas and Palestine, AND STILL NOTICE that Fraü Hoss was a monster on the level of her husband.
Still, any comparison with the holocaust is inappropriate. The situation in Gaza needs to be and deserves to be a topic of its own.
Favorite movie I’ve seen in years
Literally saw how close the house was, whilst visiting Auschwitz yesterday. Mind blowing.
ms huller, geesh she is everwhere.....
Growing up in Israel we’ve been shown so many videos and told so many stories by survivors but some things from the movie weren’t ever discussed. This was truly a fascinating movie.
Incredible film. Absolutely terrifying.
It is a fictional story.
Are you Jewish?
The music is terrifying
This movie made me cry every time I seen their blindfolded on what is happen
Bravo
“As close to the truth as we could possibly get.” Ha right. Rather as close to that truth which is allowed.
I still think about under the skin, can’t wait to see this one.
The fact they set this up without a crew behind the cameras is truly horrifying we’re observing these monster living their day to day lives.
Chilling.
No…you’ve missed the point. It’s to provide a non-judgmental, forensic eye. The whole suggestion and conceit of the film is they for the large part - aren’t monsters. In the candid observation of their normal life we can only see ourselves
@@jonnowocky8179actually no, its more like they are monsters but they are just like us bc anyone can be a monster
@@cracked1614 you’ve said no, but then said the same thing as me 🙄
They're just actors dude
A masterpiece
This absolutely needs a physical release.
could y’all expand this into wide release? thanks!
I agree. Everyone needs to see this film asap.
Glazer and micah Levi are perhaps the 2 most creative persons working today in movies, I wished someone gave them 200 millions to make anything they want
I think this movie is it!!!
I mean something like what jodorowski was trying to do with Dune, some crazy out of proportion project@@laurielandeau6205
visionary
Jonathan Glazer finally returns with another masterpiece. Love this film.
oy vey give him an award already!
timeless haunting masterpiece 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I would like to see Christian Friedel in more stuff
He will be in the white lotus S3 which is exciting!
Sehr gut Film ❤
There is no other Holocaust movie like this. Every Holocaust movie was always in your face etc. This one use sound design in the background to show the real terror behind these walls. It’s truly terrifying.
It is a fictional story you know right?
It is based on a work of fiction by the late Martin Amis. Have you read it? I have. I assure you it is fictional.
Son of Saul also while taking place in the camps, shows the horror only at the edge of the screen also.
Shindler's List is far more historically accurate.
@@-Subtle- whats inacurate about this film?
@@trouble820no it’s not look up hedwig hoss
whoa. Watching it tonight.
That's actually pretty interesting. Going back to work now...
I saw this movie last night. It should win the Oscar for Best Picture.
Only playing an hour away from me!
Make the drive if you can! It is well worth the experience
Well worth it
A masterwork
normal everyday life for the camp commandant and his family, insane parallel worlds they lived in, it is a well made movie
I want to watch it in Korea!!
When in Digital:
This is interesting
When is it coming out in theaters in Germany?!
Sieht interessant aus.
this movie didn't shock or suprise me, but i'm from Poland and i know history
A surprisingly sweet movie about a couple tbh
This film is an absolute masterpiece
When are you releasing Mica’s score? Like I NEED the music to this film! 😭😭😭😭
기대되는명작
Almost impossible to believe.
Superb movie 🪂
Does anybody know if the sort of "bells" with strange metal sound are from a song made for the movie? Thanks
What instrument is that used at 2:01 - 2:02? It was in the night vision scenes of the girl laying out fruits for the prisoners.
Synthesizers
@@HEAVYHEARTSMUSICdo you know which type? 😊 I’m looking for it on garage band
@@FilmSureelist97 Probably won't be something off the shelf like that. Watch or read their interviews, I'm sure there's pictures or discussions of the hardware and software they like using.
Yeah I just need to know when this comes out on VOD
You should see it in a theater if you can.
@@jimferguson7340 I can’t :(
It'd be nice to actually see this film, A24! Perhaps, just maybe, you should finally get half-decent at distribution?
art man, in art are all the responses, educate yourself and the people around you in art, and the world will get dramatically better
this is still happening ....
Enorme filme este - Zona de Interesse - do realizador Glazer, e toda a ficha técnica, fotografia, toda a banda sonora,.. desempenho de atores .., etc .., resulta naquele objeto de arte que é o filme em si mesmo.
Toda a construção do filme, partindo da sinopse ( mesmo ao lado do Holocausto, ou seja do maior e mais significativo campo de concentração, mas sempre em contraponto, realidade dada a ver/a ouvir/a sentir… num cenário sem mancha, sempre o branco que predomina,.. através do espaço envolvente,onde devem crescer as crianças daquela casa e no que aí se (pretende) vivenciar - todo um ambiente nítido, sistemático, quase até à exaustão , como convém ao “chefe da família” evidenciar.
Uma outra forma de dar a ver, para jamais se esquecer e não voltar a repetir essa época.
Aguardava já há dias a estreia.
Vi hoje o filme. Ainda não me saiu do pensamento, posso dizer. Lembrei, de imediato, claro Hannah Arendt e A Banalidade do Mal.. e fica só este apontamento.
Filme a ver, penso, também pelo mundo global da atualidade.
God damn that unreleased score sounds mgical.
That film is not the first time, it was inspired by the films of director Jacques Tati, they are wonderful, you have to know
Stunning piece of film making.
The banality of evil.... Automaton Aparatniks of the state. They are with us still.....
PS - The muffled background noise of the camp. Master stroke.
What a fucking genius
I love how they did not really adapt the novel. Only took the title and the basic POV and instead filled it with the real life inspiration that is the Höß-Family. It's unconventional but so fitting and powerful eventually.
I really liked that they included the story of Hans and Grethe - a fairy tale where two children gets lured by a witch, but they end up burning the witch (a jew) in an oven and steal the witch's treasure (invasion of countries) in order to fight "the evil" and they live happily ever after. It's a nazi's narrative and can be applied to the characters in the story who wants to vision themself living an utopian luxury life, but their fantasy will remain only a fairy tale after all.
Beautiful family.
Camps had pools and football fields too! Look it up! They even had internal currency they were paid in! Amazing really!
I am dreading watching it and I am also in awe of the productions goal. In these times we need to remember it was people who manned the machinery of mass murder.