Under a regime everybody act

Rating: 7/10 (14 January 2020)

When I approached to see it I was feeling cranky that I had to stomach another Hitler movie, which it is, but it's also a parodie, the hero is a 10 year old boy who's character is brilliantly portrayed by Roman Griffin Davis, who try to deal with his nazi brainwashed being and love. You cannot laugh never at this kind of parodies, after all is another story, probably true, but you can smile and in the end feel relieved. Good cast, it give a glimpse in the world of general psychopathy of a nation under regime, where everybody has to act the role or being killed, but most of all, when children are used to destroy as weapon, the director master the absurdity of the horror into a fine amusement, Hopefully to let hatred knows how good a satire they can be.
And after all is a story that, despite being another hazy regime story, must be told, again, especially now.