A young Hitler youth with delusions of grandeur discovers a Jewish girl living in his wall, becomes conflicted over what he finds. Or a satirical take on the collapse of the Nazi regime, where a little boy talks to an imaginary Hitler. To start I found my humour remarkably dry, knowing what horrors lay behind each symbol. But I found myself lightening up once the actual plot started. I've seen how bad Nazi comedy gets I've seen Blubberella. I'm happy this wasn't a straight comedy. Some of the jokes in this I still can't laugh at, but I laughed at most of them once the plot started. The core plot is scales falling it could have been more complex or intense but it did all it could with all the jokes interspliced within it. Don't expect to laugh or cry...