A goosebump inducing, harrowing film that reminds you of what manmade horrors humans are capable of, that are truthfully beyond our comprehension.
The Zone of Interest, follows a very loose narrative that heavily focused on almost the ‘Day-to-Day’ life of one the commanders of the SS and his psychotic family (minus the kids)
Without context, Hoss is somewhat likeable for the first 10 minutes of this film, until it unravels and the eeriness increases. The juxtaposition of the ‘Day-to-Day’ problems…
