We live in a world increasingly dominated by likes or un-likes and surrounded by people to follow or unfollow. Although this was entertainingly dramatized in the Black Mirror episode ‘Nosedive’ , in reality it is no laughing matter. The grey areas in between these binary choices are marginalised to the point that there’s precious little space left for nuanced opinion.
When a film like Jonathan Glazer’s ‘The Zone of Interest’ comes along this limitation is a major problem. The film is an accomplished, complex and uncompromising piece of work that left me awestruck, disorientated and a little numb. These are not reactions that can be summarised by clicking a ‘like’ button.
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I wanted to see this movie since, according to the Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw, it is the best film ever made.
