The horrors of The Zone of Interest isn’t the full story

Explore Independent Premium's film coverage ahead of the Oscars

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Sunday, March 10, 2024 Our Premium film picks As awards season draws to a close with tonight's Academy Awards, we're taking a look at some of Independent Premium's best coverage of this year's nominees. Catch up on everything from Barbie and Oppenheimer, to Poor Things, and The Zone of Interest ahead of the ceremony.    To access unlimited Premium insight along with ad-free reading, the daily edition newspaper, exclusive newsletters and more, subscribe today for just £6 for 6 months. 1 / I met the family who lived next door to Auschwitz – the horrors of The Zone of Interest isn't the full story By Thomas Harding 2 / Barbie isn't anti-men – but Oppenheimer is anti-women By Amelia Loulli 3 / Anatomy of a Fall overturns the verdict on tired courtroom dramas By Geoffrey Macnab 4 / Poor Things understands that nothing scares men more than a sexually liberated woman By Xan Brooks 5 / Does Oppenheimer's Golden Globes win herald a troubling return to Hollywood's macho 'dad movie' days? By Louis Chilton 6 / May December and Saltburn aren't original movies – why won't their directors admit it? By Xan Brooks 7 / The real Leonard Bernstein: 'A prodigiously gifted man, of omnivorous appetite, who drove himself and others to extremes' By David Benedict 8 / Carey Mulligan is the leading English star of her generation – Maestro confirms it By Geoffrey Macnab BROWSE ALL PREMIUM ARTICLES BROWSE ALL PREMIUM ARTICLES SUBSCRIBE TODAY TO ENJOY: Advert-free reading across Independent.co.uk Full access to Premium analysis, opinion and longer-form articles The Independent Daily Edition newspaper The Independent app with daily puzzles and audio readings of articles Subscriber-only newsletters SUBSCRIBE: £66 £6 FOR 6 MONTHS SUBSCRIBE: £66 £6 FOR 6 MONTHS   Join the conversation or follow us Download the free Independent app Please do not reply directly to this email   You have received this message because you opted to receive emails about exclusive offers, events and services from The Independent.   To unsubscribe from the latest exclusive offers, events and services from The Independent, or to manage your email preferences please click here.   This e-mail was sent by Independent Digital News and Media Ltd, 14-18 Finsbury Square, London EC2A 1AH. Registered in England and Wales with company number 07320345 Read our privacy notice and cookie policy