'The Zone of Interest' and 'American Fiction' Debut to High Expectations

Both films, praised for their unique approaches and strong performances, have already garnered Golden Globe nominations.

Jonathan Glazer's film 'The Zone of Interest', a unique portrayal of the Holocaust, opens in select theaters, following its successful premiere at Cannes where it won the Grand Prix and the FIPRESCI Prize.
The film, which focuses on the daily life of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss and his family, has been praised for its chilling and mundane depiction of a Nazi household.
'The Zone of Interest' also received Golden Globe nominations for Best Motion Picture – Drama, Best Motion Picture Non-English, and Soundtrack.
Cord Jefferson's satirical comedy 'American Fiction' also debuts, based on the novel '2001 Erasure' by Percival Everett, it confronts cultural stereotypes and has received Golden Globe nominations for Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, and Actor for Jeffrey Wright.
Other notable releases include 'Immediate Family', a music documentary tracking the rise of legendary session musicians, and 'Poor Things' starring Emma Stone which expands after a strong limited opening and seven Golden Globe nominations.