THE ZONE OF INTEREST Review | PULP KITCHEN CLIP

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[@trao1938]

I had the same reaction. Left the theater unsure. Three hours later the full magnitude of the film crushed me. I had to see it again.

[@yahyajean]

Thank you so much. One of the best reviews!!! I would like to share some of my reflections on details if I may....

[@madameversiera]

This is the first time I’ve felt real horror in a cinema theatre. Maybe because it shows how horror can be so present in a daily normal life…

[@MicahMann]

Brilliant movie. I’ve seen it twice. Chilling.

[@maryrowles8934]

It’s so easy to identify with the victims. More challenging to confront the perpetrators

[@maryrowles8934]

“Pieces” that’s how the technocrats dehumanize the victims

[@Stillwater1967]

The poster itself is the Monster itself

[@BigBeeBeeSting]

The film is a wonderfully considered and constructed work that is easily comparable to Stanley Kubrick's. It's the type of film that defies the normal 3 act structure with less emphasis on character with the bringing forward of the normally supporting elements e.g sound, camera placement and colour. Fearless film making and unlike anything that has come before.