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Directed by: Jonathan Glazer
Overview
The commandant of Auschwitz, Rudolf Höss, and his wife Hedwig, strive to build a dream life for their family in a house and garden next to the camp.





Reviews (12)
Lachlan Thiele (Rated: 9)
INT. LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS - NIGHT
Auschwitz is the location of the world's most unforgivable crime — where humanity lost itself. An area forever marked with the horrors of xenophobia and a story that filmmakers continuously attempt to display on the screen. While holocaust cinema isn't b...
Manuel São Bento (Rated: 8)
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"The Zone of Interest is one of the most memorable, remarkable films of the last few years. Jonathan Glazer achieves a fascinating dissociation betwe...
CinemaSerf (Rated: 7)
Christian Friedel is quite effective in his portrayal of the Nazi commandant Rudolf Höss here. He and wife Hedwig (Sandra Hüller) offer us one of the most stark contradictions I think I've ever seen on screen. The beautifully manicured garden of a delightful family home with an unique next door neig...
Brent Marchant (Rated: 7)
Some movies just have to be seen, even if they make for a difficult watch, and writer-director Jonathan Glazer’s latest is one of those pictures. While this offering is at times a bit uneven, when it’s on, it’s on, leaving a powerfully indelible mark on viewers, one that you feel in your gut and you...
Cinema_Snobb (Rated: 9)
Even in the middle of a war, there are two world's that exist side by side. One of ever day life. Raising kids. Working a job. Gardening. Having lunch with friends.
Yet...over the wall is horrors.
Rudolf Hoss is a commandant at Auschwitz during World War II. His wife Hedwig, played by Sand...
Casts & Credits
Christian Friedel (Rudolf Höss)
Sandra Hüller (Hedwig Höss)
Johann Karthaus (Claus Höss)
Luis Noah Witte (Hans Höss)
Nele Ahrensmeier (Inge-Brigit Höss)























