The Grey Zone

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The Grey Zone is a 2001 Holocaust drama film written and directed by Tim Blake Nelson that portrays the moral complexities faced by Jewish Sonderkommando prisoners in Auschwitz.

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instanceOf Holocaust film
film
basedOn The Grey Zone: A Holocaust Tragedy
play by Tim Blake Nelson
cinematographyBy Russell Lee Fine
countryOfOrigin United States
director Tim Blake Nelson
distributor Lions Gate Films
linked to: Lionsgate
editedBy Claire Simpson
filmingStyle realist
genre Holocaust film
drama
historical film
war film
language English
musicBy Jeff Danna
notableFor depiction of moral ambiguity during the Holocaust
graphic representation of extermination process at Auschwitz
portrays October 1944 Sonderkommando uprising at Auschwitz
crematoria operations
gas chambers
resistance within concentration camps
producer Christine Vachon
Pamela Koffler
linked to: Pam Koffler
releaseType theatrical film
releaseYear 2001
runtimeMinutes 108
screenplayAdaptationOf stage play The Grey Zone
screenplayBy Tim Blake Nelson
setDuring World War II
the Holocaust
linked to: Holocaust
setIn Auschwitz concentration camp
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau
stars Allan Corduner
Daniel Benzali
David Arquette
Harvey Keitel
Mira Sorvino
Natasha Lyonne
Steve Buscemi
subject Jewish prisoners
Nazi concentration camps
Sonderkommando
moral dilemmas
writer Tim Blake Nelson

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Tim Blake Nelson notableWork The Grey Zone
Tim Blake Nelson directed The Grey Zone
Tim Blake Nelson wrote The Grey Zone
Jason Kliot notableWork The Gray Zone
linked to: The Grey Zone
Christopher Akerlind notableWork The Grey Zone
Allan Corduner notableWork The Grey Zone
Tim Blake Nelson notableWork The Grey Zone
subject linked to: Tim