Zones

Zones tells the story of Alfred and Julia, a couple married for eight years, living in a new building in Switzerland. Their life is disrupted by a mysterious epidemic that transforms their perception of reality. The film critiques societal norms and the impact of media on public perception, making it a compelling watch for those interested in social commentary.

The film runs for 99 minutes and features top performances from Walo Lüönd and Mathias Gnädinger. Its exploration of mediocrity and manufactured realities adds depth to its romantic and dramatic elements. With a focus on personal and societal crises, Zones presents a narrative that resonates with viewers who appreciate films that challenge conventional thinking and provoke discussion.