The Zone of Interest | Official Trailer 2 HD | A24

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.

RELEASE DATE: Coming Soon
DIRECTOR: Jonathan Glazer
CAST: Sandra Hüller, Christian Friedel, Ralph Herforth

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[timparrott]

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!

[dbglovesyou]

The shot at 0:43 of the children playing as the train smoke billows behind the wall... unsettling.

[tappajavittu]

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.

[itsnlee]

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.

[hankscorpio]

Brilliant use of mono in the sound design to increase claustrophobia.

[waqasbadar]

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.

[OfficialTomsSkujinsFanClub]

This film couldn’t come at a more appropriate time. Never again means never again FOR EVERYONE.

[MozartHerbert]

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.

[zombiesrppl]

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.

[PhilBeckman-rnsx]

The actress that played the mother who stays with them really deserves some awards. Said so much with body and facial expressions.

[searap]

I read the book a couple of months ago. It had a great impact on me. We should never forget this time.

[robm]

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 ❤❤❤

[fifaculture]

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.

[compactreview]

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.

[timeittakestoletgo]

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.

[RZZIO]

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.

[jadenthomas]

Can I just say how amazing it is that this is filmed in the German language? Very immersive.

[berryseinfeld]

Glazer does not miss. See this in the theatre while you can. It’s a huge film to witness and you want full impact.

[eduesmalo]

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.

[jeffscott]

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.