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3 days ago · Accepting the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film, Jonathan Glazer, director of the Holocaust movie “The Zone of Interest,” read, with quivering hands, from a prepared statement. “All our choices are made to reflect and confront us in the present. Not to say, ‘Look what they did then,’ rather ‘Look what we do now,”
1 day ago · That media also amplified accusations against Jonathan Glazer, the Jewish director of "The Zone of Interest," for perpetrating "blood libels" against Jews in his Oscar acceptance speech. He remarked that the film "shows where dehumanization leads at its worst" and questioned how to resist a conflict that has resulted in both "the victims of ...
2 days ago · After Jonathan Glazer’s Cannes, Oscar and BAFTA-winning “The Zone of Interest,” Daniela Volker’s “The Commandant’s Shadow” tackles the same subject – what it was like to live next ...
1 day ago · During his acceptance speech at this year’s Oscars in March, Jonathan Glazer, the Jewish director of the movie Zone of Interest set in Auschwitz during the Holocaust, said: “Right now, we stand here as men who refute their Jewishness and the Holocaust being hijacked by an occupation which has led to conflict for so many innocent people.
2 days ago · For his mild speech at the Oscars, Glazer was immediately attacked by the film industry and bourgeois media—accusing him of antisemitism, often misquoting his speech. Glazer, who could be seen trembling when he said these words, was putting his own career on the line. Producers will think twice before giving him money for his next film.
Variety - Tony Kushner Defends Jonathan Glazer’s Oscar Speech as an ‘Unimpeachable, Irrefutable Statement’ About the Israel-Hamas War Throughout history, there have been non-antisemitic responses to Bana's character's so-called rebuttals.
3 days ago · VF – In his Oscar acceptance speech, Glazer said: ‘ “ Right now, we stand here as men who refute their Jewishness and the Holocaust being hijacked by an occupation ”. His words have delighted and infuriated people in equal measure, and made comparisons between the Holocaust and the murder of Palestinians inevitable.
