My Neighbor Adolf

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jesse v Jan 14 This could have been a 48 minute animated special instead, with more characters and more world building. Why even pick Spain of all places? See more ruth ann b Jan 10 Powerful story about an obsession incredible acting See more Claire B @Claire817 6d Loved it. Great script, directing, pacing, editing, acting - all wonderful. See more Luiz S @LUIZSAN Jan 22 Excelente filme. Os atores são ótimos e a cenografia, perfeita. Há um crescendo na história, cujo final mostra que acima do ódio, há a humanidade, compaixão e solidariedade. Duas pessoas diversas, que somente tem em comum a idade, partem de um começo de desconfiança, medo e ódio (principalmente no caso do judeu que perdeu a família no Holocausto) e vão se aproximando, se conhecendo e, ao final, se tornando amigos. A premissa do filme é válida, pois muitos nazistas se refugiaram na América Latina, notadamente na Argentina e Brasil, assim como a suspeita de que Hitler não teria morrido de verdade. E o desenrolar da história no filme é muito interessante, ao deixar sempre em aberto a possibildiade de que de fato Herzog seja Hitler. Vale a pena ver. See more Cyns Corner @RT39853018 Nov 17 My Neighbor Adolf is one of those small films that sneaks up on you. What starts as a quirky "my neighbor might be Hitler" premise turns into something surprisingly tender — funny at times, heartbreaking at others, and never heavy-handed. The film balances grief, humor, paranoia, and unexpected humanity in a way that kept me guessing all the way to its bittersweet, perfectly fitting ending. It’s short, well-paced, and absolutely worth watching. Video review: https://youtu.be/xOjpzlKmum0 See more João Pedro F @ChicoGunha Aug 24 It’s a film worth watching. The narrative draws us in by exploring how far emotions like hatred, anger, sadness, and regret can take a person, leaving the audience with a lot to reflect on. David Hayman’s performance is simply moving: he conveys exactly what the character Mr. Polsky, well crafted by Dmitry Malinsky and Leon Prudovsky, seems to feel. The film also delivers truly emotional scenes. Udo Kier also gave himself completely to the role; you can feel Mr. Herzog’s loneliness just through his gaze, perhaps even a hint of regret? Overall, the film deserves three and a half stars due to its inconsistency, which sometimes makes you question how much of it really makes sense. See more Read all reviews

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