The Zone of Interest | Official Trailer 2 HD | A24
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2023
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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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I saw this film yesterday, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. It may be the first movie I've seen where the Nazis are portrayed as "real" people, not as stereotypes or caricatures which makes it all the more unsettling. You cannot see what is happening behind the wall but you can feel it through the characters and and the symbolism. Brilliant piece of cinema!
Where you saw this movie? How can I watch? Thanks.
me too
It is only in theaters at the moment. I watched it today and it was an outstanding movie. Worth it to go see in theaters uninterrupted and totally immersed. I live in Orange County CA and it is showing in a decent number of theaters around here. I think you can probably find it if you live in a decent sized city. @@cleberportaro1617
That’s a really good point though I think Schindler’s List and The Pianist also showed the Nazis as real people, at least Pianist did when that Nazi commandant showed him mercy when he was discovered. What I loved about Zone of Interest is the duality of man: Rudolph Hoss would spend the day time executing Jews and issuing stern orders and by afternoon, he was eating dinner with his families and reading bedtime stories to his kids. He was an evil commandant but an excellent father. And I think that’s the major theme that Zone of Interest was trying to portray. People can be both evil in one light and terrific in another. Rudolph Hoss will go down in history as an evil human being; fatherhood does not improve his image in any way. What’s so scary about Rudolph Hoss is the human psychology and how this behavior is still relevant today. Nobody is totally one-dimensional. A person can do evil one day and lots of good the next.
i’m confused, it is in english or does the entire movie have subtitles?
This film is scary as hell and unfortunately, very timely. I don't know how people who can commit heinous acts like these are able to sleep at night, or even look at themselves in the mirror. Compassion and empathy are human characteristics, yet so many are utterly devoid of it.
Yes, empathy is inside our dna, but not necessarily in the way you think. For most of evolution, our brains were practically hardwired to care for and empathize for people in our tribe.
Compassion and empathy are not, we're still animals. We're taught that as children by those that love as. Look how palistinian children are taught to hate Jews, Christians, and other non-believers, even using Disneyesque characters to do so. Watch the interviews of kids and pre teens of what they want to do when they grow up. The attack on 10-7 on makes more sense. "Bring terror and death to the unbeliever, even unto their women and children". If you believe those are the words of God, what do you expect to happen. Also reference the elementary school attack at Beslam, Russia Sept 1-4, 2004. Normal humans do not do those things to children. unless it's what your taught to do.
@@rockyr2248WTF
@@larryhader5695its ok when Jews think that way. But not white people
how edgy@@rockyr2248
The shot at 0:43 of the children playing as the train smoke billows behind the wall... unsettling.
Good catch
0:40 is the penultimate shot. Using the ashes from the chambers to increase soil fertility/pH for a lovely rose garden for the brown shirt camp guard captain's children and family. Damn A24. Masterclass.
Beautiful, isn't it?
Didn’t even notice! Oh man what a shot!
@@weaponsgrayedd this was the moment that broke me while watching
This trailer is terrifying, I love how the atmosphere is created to make me feel extremely unsettled without knowing why. Looking forward to seeing it.
I certainly hope you know why
@@RT-qi7rn It's the music isn't it?
Darn, I'm so smart
@@RT-qi7rnyeah i was about to say, it’s kinda obvious why the atmosphere is eerie..
@@themisadventuresofhannasmindMica Levi is the composer
@@JakLax thats not what i was even remotely talking about but thanks i guess
I don't think I've ever waited to see another film as much as I've been waiting to see the Zone of Interest. There ain't another director like Glazer working today, a true master of cinema.
what else should I check out, I've only seen Under THe Skin and it was one of my favorites!
@@thanksyoutubefortakingmyhandle From Glazer? I love both Sexy Beast and Birth, they're very different films from each other and what Glazer has done since then. Sexy Beast is a great gangster film where Glazer's background as a music video director shines thru with great use of music and rhythmic editing and Birth is, well... it's an interesting twist on a "undying love" story, I wasn't first sure if I could relate to it due to its subject matter but when the end credits were rolling I felt like I had been punched in the gut, in a good way that only a great film can hurt you.
@@thanksyoutubefortakingmyhandle Definitely check out "Sexy Beast". It's a crime/gangster movie with a lighter tone and an absolutely hysterical Ben Kingsley performance.
Sexy Beast is stellar for sure, a must watch @@tappajavittu
nah bro you the only glazer here 💀
Trailers should be like this, showing just a glimpse of what the story is about without giving away too much.
[EDIT: The trailer is actually like this because the movie has no pilot at all 😂 A little disappointing tbh...]
The industry is so desperate to make people go to the theaters that show basically every key scenes in the trailers destroying the experience of watching for the first time.
YES, heavily agreed
Facts
The trailer can be like this because the film has no plot.
Hence there are no key scenes or plot points to highlight.
I hugely agree. Most trailers are way too long and reveal way too much and sometimes even give away the entire plot of a movie.
Brilliant use of mono in the sound design to increase claustrophobia.
How do you know its mono? I donr know about those things
@@j.e.s.v.s You can know just listening. No stereo sound. Just perception.
I've watched it yesterday... The background sound was terrifying "ideal Nazi family" building its home 🏡 just next the humanity's greatest slaughter house.... This movie was unsettling but really good.
The film portrays very well what the Zionists are doing with Gaza and Palestinian families.
Zionist Genocide.
This film couldn’t come at a more appropriate time. Never again means never again FOR EVERYONE.
Never again what?
OH
You mean for Palestinians?
@@B339KLO39 no i mean for israel obviously, they’re the one’s committing a genocide not the palestinians
@@OfficialTomsSkujinsFanClubno they are not. Sad there are still so many Jew hater’s
Glazer does not miss. See this in the theatre while you can. It’s a huge film to witness and you want full impact.
I just saw "Under The Skin" recently and absolutely loved it. I went looking for Glazer's other work and saw that this is coming out. There's a good chance I see it in theaters more than once.
Under the Skin was one of the first movies I've seen under the A24 banner (along with Spring Breakers) and I got hooked immediately.
Urge you to read the book. I did and it seemed way more frightening than the movie
@@nzaud Ithink that's what scares me to read it. Because the movie itself gave me 2 nights of bad sleep.
He directed the Virtual Insanity video
watch Birth. watch Birth!!!
The actress that played the mother who stays with them really deserves some awards. Said so much with body and facial expressions.
Haven’t seen TZOI but she’s incredible in anatomy of a fall
She nailed the "pretend everything is ok when it really isn't" acting
She's a great actress because her sense of entitlement really pissed me off.
As a German I´m very excited for this one. Our school really educates us about this topic, and every student usually visited a concentraiton camp- but to see a movie about how the vast majority of german people lived WITH it is going to be very interesing.
Your grandparents were terrible people
You would do the same thing if you had this power. So you are no different from your ancestors.
@@altikirkbes Do you think your ancestors would have behaved differently if given the chance? Funny:)
I wonder how they will treat the torture before Hoess was made to confess to killing 2.5 million people at the Nuremberg Trial.
Congratulations on successfully conquering Europe using the "honey" method instead of the "vinegar" method.
The concept of the EU was genius in that regard.
It's what Claude Lanzmann would have made if he had made a drama instead of a documentary. Incredibly excited for this dark and important film. And with Glazer and Huller (utterly superb--she should win best actress for her role in Anatomy of a Fall this year), this film is in great hands.
She’s the lead in two of the best movies of the year -- 😮
I read the book a couple of months ago. It had a great impact on me. We should never forget this time.
People completely forgot unfortunately, no one even seems to know that Is**** is being accused of Genocide at The Hague as we speak. No lessons were learned unfortunately
Is the book v diff?
I haven't seen the movie yet.@@berryseinfeld6772
Say it to russians
say it to the terrorist state of Israe
Jonathan Glazer has always been vastly underrated and under appreciated. It’s criminal. He’s one of the top filmmakers of his generation but never gets the love he deserves! So here’s some ❤❤❤
The subject matter of his movies have limited appeal to audiences which is why they are not so popular, but critics love him it seems.
Can I just say how amazing it is that this is filmed in the German language? Very immersive.
Genau!
If they made it in Hebrew it would sound idiotic!
Heard it was lame with no plot. Hate movies with no plot
Saw it at Cannes Film Festival last may... it never stopped to wave inside my head.
I watched this movie last night and I haven’t been able to get it out of my head since. It’s utterly disturbing and horrific but not outwardly violent or obvious. It’s all incredibly subtle, from the sounds, the children’s play activities, the housewives conversations. It’s both surreal and real.
This might be the greatest movie in a long long time. I don't want to hype it up but ive had nightmares about it since I saw it at nyff.
The film portrays very well what the Zionists are doing with Gaza and Palestinian families.
Zionist Genocide.
A24 THE BEST PRODUCTION COMPANY IN THE GAME HANDS DOWN. When you see that A24 logo, you know it's gonna be different than any movie before.
It’s an instant watch. I don’t even care what the movie is about I just know it’s going to be top notch
More of a distribution company. They didn’t produce this film just distribution
Oh my God, I've been saying for 25 years that someone has to make a film about the Rudolf Hoss family home.
I just saw it at the premiere. I wasn't very convinced to see more movies about the Holocaust, but I have to admit that this one puts a twist on the genre. The sound work is impeccable, and the scenes shot with night vision are really moving. A24 always gets it.
Wait for this epic film - ‘Occupied City’ Review: Mapping the Holocaust, Street by Street
In his four-and-half-hour documentary, the British director Steve McQueen charts the fate of Amsterdam’s Jewish population during the Nazi occupation.
@@juliet3827 oh my, where to watch it? Thanks for the hint.
@@eduesmalo Not out yet anywhere, due to come out very soon. Watch for it.
Steve McQueen isn't British, he just has a British passport. He hates British people and therefore his anti Germanic porn must be taken with a pinch of salt@@juliet3827
Stunning film given that that there is a holo***** going on in Gaza right now and no one knows or cares. If you’re curious what you would’ve done during the original holo*****, the answer is the same thing you’re doing now. Nothing. But I recommend getting educated and checking out Norman Finkelstein for starters
0:44 You see the smoke in the background and know that this is the train going to the concentration camp. Shivering detail!
Don’t forget, it’s a movie
@@user_user681 its written about the family who actually lived right beside it ,thats a fact not a movie
@@user_user681No, it’s based on the real commandant of Auschwitz and his family who lived next to the camp.
this movie was truly moving and disturbing but not in your face. you really had to notice the nuance at times. and the use of sound was haunting. great film.
What's this movie about? 🤔
@@bigalbigs1A camp commander at Auschwitz and his family, living right next to the camp, living "the good life"...
@Robkinggozer thank you, is it good?
@@bigalbigs1 I thought it was.
I really loved this film.
Beautifully harrowing.
Haunting atmosphere.
Mundanity of evil.
I'm really looking forward to seeing this again and feeling all that anxiety for second time.
This guy shouldve critiqued the mundanity of evil when it comes to his people's acts in Palestine.
The reason why I love WW2 films. They are truly horrific.
When did you see it?
@@DavidCharron1969 couple months ago at film festival in Finland.
What do you mean anxiety?
You had me at "Jonathan Glazer."
Birth is severely underrated. There's an intimacy in the close-ups of Nicole Kidman that approaches Maria Falconetti, and The soundtrack and cinematography give off vibes I can't quite describe. The movie is simultaneously tumultous and warm; cozy, almost Christmas-y.
Then there's Under The Skin, which feels so perfectly alien and intimate in a way we rarely see in science fiction.
Funnily enough, Sexy Beast is the movie I am least familiar with, despite having the highest critics scores among the three listed here. I watched it once and was probably distracted.
Using "intimate" when referring to Under The Skin is not appropriate
The slow zoom shot of Nicole Kidman at the opera is a perfect example of Glazers genius.
Sexy beast was awful compared to his other films
Under the Skin is the best of those three, in my opinion. It's a flat-out masterpiece that explores the nature of empathy in much the same way The Zone of Interest seems to. I think a lot of people simply didn't understand it. I'm always surprised when I see the critics scores. I think it was a case of misplaced expectations.
Glazer doesn't make many movies, but the ones he does make are profound and get at the most important issues of human psychology.
@@rome8180UTS mindfckd me! I’m still not sure if I totally understand what the entire story was trying to convey. Nevertheless, I was mesmerized by every single frame and the haunting score. Maybe I need to rewatch. 🤔
Saw it yesterday. I don't how to recommend this movie to others when it's such a distressing experience. It's also an experimental arthouse film unlike other holocaust movies in the past. When looking at it at a cinematic level, it's definitely the best picture of the year.
Where did you watch it?
@@CraneckScape Vista Theater in LA. The theater is owned by Tarantino and he only shows films. So it was cool to watch it in 35mm
@@moviefan700 thank you for the message :)
I saw this movie last night, I understand why its nominated and what they wanted to tell. But overall, as a narrative story it was bland. I'm not sure if thismovie has rewatchablity value. But to see once and listen the sounds mix was great in a theater experience.
Whereabouts did you see this please?
The swimming pool scene and the one with the orchestra were chilling.
The boys in the bedroom, playing with teeth....
@@Robkinggozerlocking his brother in the greenhouse like it was a gas chamber
@@berryseinfeld6772 indeed
Watched it yesterday at the cinema and was blown away! Lovely little movie about an adorable German family, and their struggle to keep a sense of normalcy during the turbulence of the war. Very relatable. Heartwarming and inspirational! 💖
Can you clarify here??!! Are you being sarcastic or have you completely missed the point??!! This "adorable" family is going about life next door to the horror of genocide, which the husband, Rudolf Höss, oversees!!! Didn't you hear it????!!! 💔💔💔☠️☠️☠️
@@DD-ts5oj I think they're being sarcastic lol
Came out of the first showing today. This trailer perfectly captures what to expect from the film, yet it's STILL not enough to prepare for the trail you'll be taken down. Holy cow.
Best of the decade material for sure. Just... ...prepare your heart and head... and especially your ears.
I wanted to stop watching it so bad, my psyche could barely stand it, my stomach was in knots, but I made it to the end. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY A MUST SEE FOR EVERYONE! Especially today.
my god the dissonance of the mundaneness of their lives vs the holocaust litterally in the backyard makes this very very unsettling..
This film looks mentally more brutal than any war movie out there
At times I could almost smell the dark smoke wafting over from the camp 😖
To be clear it’s not a war movie. It’s not even a Holocaust movie. It’s more a movie about human psychology and human behavior. It’s about family and blissful ignorance to your environment.
The film and the Jews experienced was not comparable to what the Gaza Palestinian are experiencing now. Israel zionist is worse than Nazi..so apartheid, brutal, barbar. Israel should learn from their dark history and treat humans better but the fact they worse than nazi
It's about Israel @@xelefonte
@@josephs.3372 israel is good repsect for this country
I watched this with headphones. Definitely the way to watch. At some point in the movie, my brain just became exhausted with the constant cacophony of the camp. At some point I wanted to take the headset off just to make it stop. I figured that was the directors desired effect, so I left them on. I can almost see how a person could get used to living outside those walls. At some point the brain would have to try and filter it out in order for some relief. I thought the mother expressed this contrast wonderfully.
The trailers for this movie have been stellar, giving almost nothing away! Can't wait to see it!
the most chillingly profound experience I've ever had
Amazing movie, especially given that that there is a holo***** going on in Gaza right now and no one knows or cares. If you’re wondering what you would’ve done during the original holo*****, the answer is the same thing you’re doing now. Nothing. But I recommend getting educated and checking out Norman Finkelstein for starters
The eerieness of seeing the train's smoke puffing along the roofline at 00:44
There's a visual effect implemented in at least a couple sequences that was awe-inspiring. The music was instrumental, no pun intended. Beautiful scenery, ironically. Kubric-esque cinematography. Haunting. Doesn't have to spell it out for you. The tone hit its target.
Am not gonna lie I had a panic attack in the opening of the movie… the dark screen and the disturbing soundtrack playing in the background caused so much anxiety… it was so crazy I still feel disturbed by it I almost walked out it almost felt hypnotized by it but in a weird way
So many exciting films releasing soon. Ever since I've watched Under the Skin, I've looked forward to Glazer's new works.
Me too!
This has to be one of the most terrifying movies ever made.
Watch some videos of Gaza.
@@user_user681did you see this movie
The natural lighting is amazing all through these scenes
A24 keeps knocking it out of the park. What a fantastic studio!
They didnt make this movie
and I just realized that and it's like woah! It seems very them to me for some reason. @@lilmilontiktok
@@lilmilontiktokexactly, people still confuse distributed with produced movies
I dont think ive ever been as excited to see a film as I am this one. Looks like a decade defining movie.
LMAO.
@@mickstanding5311this movie was being made way before that became a big media thing, and besides the whole experience of this film is not specific to the holocaust, the ideas are much bigger than that and apply to the genocide of Palestinians
@@mickstanding5311Just because Israel is attacking Palestine, doesn’t mean that we should forget history, like the holocaust.
@@mickstanding5311I think the film is about Israel and Gaza frankly
@@mickstanding5311 i hope for you,that you didn t bet 😂✌
please release this ASAP I don't know how much longer I can wait
A24 is changing the game...every movie is just unique and amazing
They don’t make the films, they mostly just distribute. Credit should go to the filmmakers.
Nothing unique about another - nazi bad, jew good! Film
A24 Being the best film production of the year.
Of most years in the past decade.
One of the few still willing to take risk. Shows that movies should be created in writers rooms Instead of corporate board rooms. We will look back at the era of Disney with disgust.
*of all time
saw this film yesterday, haven't stopped thinking about it. the opening score made me feel dizzy and nauseous in pitch black. amazing film.
When people see this they think how can they turn the blind eye on what’s going on right across the wall, knowing about all the horrors. But how is it different from what we are doing today? Today, thanks to media, we are well aware of what’s going on in the other parts of the world but still act like everything’s hunky dory.
An outstanding film that effectively demonstrates the extreme evil of the Nazi regime by laying bare the banality with which its atrocities were committed and witnessed. A must see for ALL. In my opinion, the year’s best film.
I plan on seeing this film but do they show anything from inside the camp itself? or is it strictly from the point of view of the family living in their own little bubble?
@@RemyCT63 without giving too much away, I will say that, although life inside the idyllic Höss estate next to Auschwitz is clearly the focus, the realities of life (and death) in the camp are ever-present
Sucks we have to wait until February here in Australia to watch this. I cannot wait!
Totally sux! I drove 90 minutes to see it at a film festival. Looking forward to a second viewing in February
It has great production and atmosphere to it, but there is literally no storyline, just a day in the life of some horrific people of the time. Could have been much greater with a twist of some kind to make it great, but it didnt.
Dead excited for this one!, I really enjoyed Under the Skin and Glazer’s work on adverts, so this’ll be an interesting experience to say the least.
God must have a wicked sense of humor. The irony of this film releasing at the time it's releasing. Hopefully lessons are learnt and history doesn't repeat itself.
This trailer alone has given me goosebumps and an eerie feeling. Must give this a watch.
Another A24 banger!! Breathtaking visuals, unsettling music and unusual camera angles!!
The cold score itself is terrifying
Sooo i watched it and it was subtitles to whole movie which was unexpected. Its very crucial how they planned everything in the movie and also so sad towards the end I really want to go to the museum in person
Cinematography and Production Design is looks gorgeous
In Israel it looks peaceful and serene, just the outskirts is an open prison with famine, no electricity and dead bodies pilling up ! We are reliving history sadly we are too distracted to notice it .Apart from our leaders most Israeli citizens have no idea what’s happening in the country side just like this movie
Thank you guys for producing this work of genius. I was just thinking that seeing 'A24' brings the same excitement today that in different times did seeing Janus films, or Miramax or New Line Cinema.
Saw this yesterday in the cinema OMG the sound! This is genius film making.
The saddest part is how profoundly true it is. 7,000 children have been murdered in Gaza in the last couple months and no one cares or knows or is doing anything. It’s so sad how little we learned from the holo*****
Now, that is a well-made trailer! I’m ready to go to the movie theater today!
We appreciate A24 for shedding light on issues that need more understanding and in-depth discussions. Seems like this will definitely be on our radar once it officially comes out.
what issue? nazis existed, tortured jews, the germans knew, didn't do s*** about it, what's new?
Well, credit is for Glazer with the help of production. "...A24, Film4 Productions, Access Entertainment and House Productions co-financing and producing."
World famous director A24
Ya no one ever discusses nazis or the holocaust
Yeah, no one has ever shed light on the fact that elite Nazi family's lived within spitting distance of death camps, totally nuanced part of history, never covered in detail, so unknown there aren't already existing famous films about a kid in pajamas, please shed light on this event big film production company.
I love this trailer so much. Might be my favorite trailer this year.
I wrote my Bachelor's thesis about Höss. Even added in there, that the garden must have been fertilized with the ashes of the victims, and here we can see it shown. Such an important part of history, that we must not forget.
PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST MOVIE OF THE 21ST CENTURY INDEED
The was wack. It was basically a film about a Nazis Monday at work?
A24 trailers always give me the creeps I love it
Wait for this epic documentary film to come out - ‘Occupied City’: Mapping the Holocaust, Street by Street
In his four-and-half-hour documentary, the British director Steve McQueen charts the fate of Amsterdam’s Jewish population during the Nazi occupation.
I was already incredibly interested in this before seeing the trailer , now I will he going to see this tomorrow and im am so fueled with anticipation
the scene with the mink coat and the lipstick....
best movie of the year. incredible.
I remember my first introduction to Johnathan Glazer, it was a music video for the song Rabbit In Your Headlights by UNKLE.
Wow, finally getting another film from Glazer!
If you know this director, then you know that he does not pander to a single viewer.
this movie needs at least two viewings to pick up on everything.
Watched this movie, easily in my top 3 this year and a 10/10 movie.
The fact that house is next to a camp is unsettling as it is... I have to see this one!
Glazer is amazing
Aglazing?
0:40 is the penultimate shot. Using the ashes from the chambers to increase soil fertility/pH for a lovely rose garden for the brown shirt camp guard captain's children and family. Damn A24. Masterclass.
Guess it will have a chance at an Oscar if enough Academy members are aware of it.
It won LA Critics Awards. Nominated for best picture at Golden Globes. Shortlisted for best sound best original score and best foreign language film at the Oscars
It won 2 (Foreign Language and Sound)
This trailer makes me feel like im in the dark with someone whose voice i can only hear.
And don't forget to watch Glazer's short film "The Fall". If no one will say it, then I will. It's the greatest short film ever made.
This is at the top of my want to watch list.
Me and my girlfriend finished watching this a couple days ago
Best part about it
The horror
I wasn't expecting it to have some scary scenes
I was expecting history and a slice of life
But those cold depressing horror moments where well made
😅 simp
@@pdog109 ?
anyone who says "me and my girlfriend" is a certified simp @@partytrumpet
I wonder what's in this guy's early life section on wikipedia.
For some reason it’s called his “Upbringing” section. It says he was born in a resort town to a strict Catholic family (huh, just like Hitler, except this guy actually WAS German). He had no friends in school, and his father sold coffee bags for a living. Oh - and he was so delusional that he convinced himself a bunch of Roma tried to steal him as a baby.
Hope you learned something today.
you had me at A24
A great companion piece to ‘The White Ribbon’
Looks like a great film! Certainly there are no parallels that can be drawn between this and Gaza.
Facts. It's just a shame oftentimes people will cynically use terrible things to justify terrible things
20,000 people dead. Imagine them standing in front of you, half of them children. I wonder how then you will weigh one over another. 75 years of genocide
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I'll definitely watch it. Even twice..
It merits two viewings, for sure.
The Studio A30 treatment is evident in the surreal effects that pass through the film like shadows. The industrial/human sound of groaning and the scene with Hoss descending the staircase near the end of the film. The metaphysical ingredient adds to the horror of the reality. Hoss got his after all was said and done. The Soviet war crimes courts were far more severe than Nueremberg. And rightly so.
This is a very harrowing and grim realization especially for newcomers of the events that unfold that these were regular human beings.
I must say the irony of Christian Friedel playing the lead role as Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Höss, The Camp Commandant of Auschwitz, Birkenau is sublime to say the least considering his phenomenal portrayal of George Elser in the critically acclaimed film "13 Minutes" which is a must watch! Superb indeed!👌
#NeverAgain!
The best horror movie of 2023.
talk about bone chilling - Glazer is one of very few living filmmakers with Kubrick-level chops
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.
Jonathan Glazer you naughty boy 🤗
i love the atmosphere here, reminds me of suspiria 18
I have high hopes for this film, and A24 and 4films make amazing films! Can’t wait!
Happy Christmas everyone! Proper Seasonal vibes this flick gives, eh? Anyone? Guys…?
If the trailer and concept of it appeal to you, you will probably find this to be a great movie. If you're on the fence because you think it might be boring with not much happening, you will probably not appreciate it at all.
I was mesmerized and disturbed by it. I give it a 8,5 out of 10.
Where is that music from ? Is it from the film ? So unsettling
it wasn’t in the film. probably created for the trailer. the use of sound in the film is just as unsettling