Ruined. Belongs on HGTV.

Rating: 3/10 (11 July 2016)

This movie is based on the poster child of post-Nazi artwork recovery. The valuable piece of art was not just collected by the Jewish family, but was personally commissioned by them, and is a cherished painting of a family member.
The movie goes on to tell a heartwarming non-linear story about the attempts to recover the painting and the tragic history of the family leading up to its seizure and their evacuation. The film does a great job of that.
SPOILER ALERT Where the movie and the premise falls apart is the last line, right before the credits. The painting is taken from the country which has grown to love it and is reunited with its legal owner who... immediately sells it.
That pretty much ruined the movie for me. The main characters claim to not be doing it for the money, but ultimately they cash out and take the money.
She flipped the painting so fast, this movie belongs on HGTV.