An accurate representation of the absurdity of the nazi regime

Rating: 10/10 (12 January 2020)

Taika Waititi at his best.
This film is an absolute triumph, it will make you laugh one scene and cry the next. Although at its heart it so satirical, it gives an excellent insight into the thinking within Nazi Germany.
This film excellently walks the line between offence and satire, through the medium of comedy it demonstrates the successful use of propaganda in Nazi Germany while also maintains a story of love and redemption.
There is never a dull moment in this film, you're either laughing or thinking.
On top of this, the acting is superb, Roman Griffin Davis in particular superbly conveys the emotion of a child during this period and is complimented by Archie Yates who, dare I say it, played the funniest character I ever ever witnessed on the big screen.
Overall, this film is a must see and will become a future classic.