Allan Corduner, Daniel Benzali, David Arquette
The story of five prisoners in the Auschwitz concentration camp as told through the memoirs of Dr. Miklos Nyiszil, a Hungarian Jew chosen by Josef Mengele to be the head pathologist at Auschwitz.
DVD Release Date: March 18, 2003
Stats: 244 reviews
A look at the lifes of the prisoners in a concentration camp and the lead up to a up raising against the german. Well made and very grim but a well worth watch and a brush up history lesson.
When I started watching this movie, I knew I had seen it before, but looking at all my list, I can't find it. But Have seen it before guess it was in the theather. A great movie, showing what things were like inside the prision camps during WWII, Horroable, I can only hope that A...( read more)
The Grey Zone was one more of a powerful, disturbing,brutally and honest movies ever made about the holocaust.It was the true story of a group Hungarian Jews who were forced to work in the gas chambers and crematoria, the so called SonderCommandos. The mass murders has never been...( read more)
Eye-opening, heart-wrenching, and very real.
Some of the scenes were difficult to watch. It was unflinching and didn't allow you to rest. You're on the edge of your seat not knowing what will happen next just like the people that were in the camps. And the ending is definitely no...( read more)
The story of five prisoners in the Auschwitz concentration camp as told through the memoirs of Dr. Miklos Nyiszil, a hungarian Jew chosen by Joseph Mengele to be the head pathologist at Auschwitz
Compering ths to a Shindler's List, Shindler's List is a romance story. This shows a real life in the Auschwitz, life of the prisoners who were willing to help Germans with extermination for few more months of life and better treatment. Must see!!!
The film ... presents classic moral-condundrum drama: What would you have done to survive? The problem with the film is whether these ambitions, laudable in themselves, justify a theatrical simulation... full review
I have seen a lot of films about the Holocaust, but I have never seen one so immediate, unblinking and painful in its materials. full review
The Grey Zone should be seen: It's a worthy ordeal, with flaws that, ironically, make grist for later arguments. full review
borrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring
I am so sic of bleeding heart movies about the work camps.
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