Glazer is hit or miss with me, but there was something here that was so chilling and engrossing

a huge part was the cinematography -- every shot seemed meticulously framed with just the right amount of light and color (not familiar with Lukasz Zal's work before this, but damn)

what was the point? well I think we've all seen enough movies that have covered the Holocaust from every angle, but this one had me stare into the abyss of evil from the most mundane perspective imaginable -- which made it all the more haunting