The story is about...

Rating: 5/10 (2 March 2020)

...a young Nazi boy (at least he thinks he is) who discovers a Jewish girl in hiding. As he gets to know her, he realises she's not as bad as everything he was taught to believe.
My main gripe with this movie were the tonal clashes. One scene is intended to make you laugh. 30 seconds later there's a scene to make you cry. In the next scene it's back to comedy, and it goes on. As a result the emotional moments don't carry much weight. So you're left with an inbetween movie that isn't quite as funny as some of his other works (Hunt For The Wilderpeople) nor as emotional as similar movies like The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas.
I have to question Taika's intentions here. Was the end goal to make a comedy or to tell a powerful story? Because it doesn't do either that well.