The Zone of Interest | Official Trailer 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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[Emanuelmooraes]

It's incredible how A24 saved contemporary cinema. Congratulations on making such authentic films prioritizing art

[jorditorro]

What a year for Sandra Hüller. Her being the protagonist of two key films in Cannes and the rest of the awards season. She was magnificent in both of them.

[lazerNeo]

Something really eerie that I already like about this is that almost every shot of this trailer makes me feel like a voyeur watching them from hidden cameras.

[kristi.s]

This is the movie that starts working on you when it's over. Two days later, common things in your life will turn into flashbacks and connections to this movie. And of course Sandra Hüller, sometimes the walk talks more than what people say.

[OTTMotivate]

This film is deserving of awards! It hauntingly reminds us of how humans can be so complacent in others pains AS LONG as THEY benefit - the world should take note well done!

[reel]

I love trailers that give you just enough to pique your interest but not enough to reveal everything that’s happening. 🙌

[heisenbergsnake]

Saw it at this year Cannes Film Festival. I don't think I've ever been this uncomfortable watching a movie than this one. Jonathan Glazer and his team just made one of the most powerful, and yet horrifyingly falsly peaceful and quiet, film of all time in my opinion

[lyndey]

The smoke just wafting through the outdoor scenes is a gut punch.

[grahambuchan]

What defines a film as a masterpiece? Well, if it rattles around in your mind for several days afterwards that's a pretty good sign. In the last fifty years I would suggest three films which did this: Kubrick's The Shining, Glazer's Under the Skin and Todd Field's Tar. Now I add this one. Flat out film of the year, and maybe the decade, in my opinion.

[adoor]

Glazer has always been such an interesting director to follow. I first stumbled on his work with Sexy Beast, and given my love for Kingsley, it was immediately one of my favorites. Under The Skin was such a steep pivot in execution, yet both are so incredibly masterful. Needless to say… I’m excited for this one.

[HitorMissHallmark]

Jonathan Glazer is a genius, truly. To take such a subject and subvert the perspective, and have it be more impactful in some way...just insane. Watched it at TIFF and I have never seen anything like it. A slow burn, but once you realize what's happening it's almost becomes surreal.

[oskari]

A movie that has haunted me ever since I saw it. A singular and horrifying work of art. You haven't seen anything like it before. I guarantee you that once this decade closes this is gonna show up a lot in those top 10 movies of the decade lists. I wondered how they are gonna make a trailer for it, but this is pretty damn good.

ALSO, this is not a horror movie, I want to emphasize that.

[omaridaniels]

If Under the Skin is any indication, this will definitely be haunting as hell to watch. Looking forward to it.

[jamesjoyce]

Best Film I have seen this year and will remain in my mind forever. Masterpiece. Sound design and the music are as important as the visuals in getting across the horror of what is constantly going on but never seen. And we still continue to build walls to shut out what we cannot face, chose to ignore and do not want to acknowledge. Chilling.

[Gemnist]

In literally every single shot featuring the sky in this trailer, there is smoke. That is absolutely terrifying.

[gxrsky]

Seen this at Helsinki International Film Festival. I was enthralled and hypnotized. Masterful direction, haunting score by Mica Levi. I especially liked the fact that it didn’t have any fancy film-like color grading and looked quite dull and digital. All of the elements worked for the plot and message.

[tappajavittu]

I've been waiting for a new Jonathan Glazer film for a decade and finally now we'll get another masterpiece from the greatest modern director.

[max-ocsh]

caught this at LFF; it's what the film doesn't show you that makes it so haunting. really gets under your skin in a way I can't quite articulate. also quite experimental. do not except a standard Holocaust drama affair - this feels like something completely new. it will leave you questioning the morality of your own actions and ambitions in everyday life, and how we can be so content with the evil we mundanely enact on others, who we never see. people might see this as a film about the depravity of Nazism, but to me, it's more a scathing indictment of the entire Western world

[ZSNYC]

I was transfixed watching this film and have spent much time thinking about it. First of all, go see this movie in a theater! Not only because it is so perfectly crafted, visually & aurally, but with so many wide shots, a large screen allows you to really see what's going on in each shot. I went with a group of friends, a medley of Jewish, non Jewish, American, Russian, Ukrainian, Middle Eastern, Argentinian. There was much discussion after - for all of us this film's message was beyond the holocaust, the past. It is about being blinded by self interest and your environment's value system - an important message for us all. Brilliant film making!

[AmitErandole]

When the Höss family steals clothing and lingerie from the camp's prisoners:
"I have no idea how anyone can watch that scene and not think of the Israeli soldiers who have filmed themselves rifling through the lingerie of Palestinians whose homes they are occupying in Gaza.."

- Naomi Klein writing her review in the Guardian