Trying the comedic approach to Nazi Germany has never been easy but the result is quite successful here, thanks to Davis, the child playing the titular Jojo Rabbit, a kid so enamoured with Nazism that Adolf himself is his best - imaginary - friend.

Unfortunately fo him, Jojo doesn't have the sadistic streak necessary to be a valuable member of the party and he's relegated to secondary tasks when his education takes a turn for the worse, to the secret relief of his mother Rosie.

Rosie is against the Nazi party and she's even harbouring a Jewish girl in the attic. All this filmed in bright colours and with an astonishing start showing a parallel between the fans of the Beatles and Hitler's supporters. It's a crazy idea but it works just like Bowie's German version of Heroes closing the movie.

The weakest part is Waititi playing Adolf way OTT, otherwise an enjoyable movie, as far as WWII can be enjoyable. Certainly way better than the dreadful "Life is beautiful".