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What if, at the end of Jonathan Glazer’s Best Picture nominee ‘The Zone of Interest,’ it isn’t remorse that sends a Nazi officer into a fit of vomiting? What if it’s his own irrelevance dawning on him instead?

Twenty-five podcasts, books, and movies that aren’t afraid of the dark.

High Plains Reader is published weekly from its offices in downtown Fargo, ND. HPR features the best in local news, arts and entertainment.

Friedel's first screen role was in Haneke's "White Ribbon," and now he stars in the Glazer film that eerily picks up where that portrait of evil left off.

To mark ten years as The Observers chief film critic, Mark Kermode looks back at the last decade, choosing his favourite film from each year.

From a field in England to a barren wasteland governed by a cult of paint-huffing thugs, here are the best movies of the 2010s:

We're not judging what's on you or your friend's server, but the best movies on Plex are offered up for free by the company itself.

A domestic still life about the commandant of Auschwitz, Glazer's first film since "Under the Skin" is another forensic analysis of human empathy.

The free streaming service that comes with your library card, Hoopla has a bounty of arthouse and international movies. We found the best.

As Oscar Wilde once said, "The truth is never pure and rarely simple." Fair enough: Here are our Top 100 Documentaries of…