“doesn't the government have more urgent issues than fixing the past?”
“no. i think it's absolutely necessary to compensate the families and do the most important thing, clarify and judge all crimes committed during the dictatorship. otherwise, they will continue to be committed with impunity.”
a deeply visceral experience and a powerful testament to the human spirit. the performances are all incredible and i felt every bit of pain each family member felt, but more importantly their joy. i was…
they say movies can’t be perfect but this is pretty damn close
watching this the day after one life is certainly a sobering experience.
a film with meticulously beautiful cinematography and a subtly eerie tone, the zone of interest is a passive, almost fly-on-the-wall insight into the lives of the the family of an ss official during the nazi occupation of poland. the sound, visuals, and performances, along with the stunning nature of the way this film is crafted, left me in awe and i truly don’t think i have seen anything…
