Davis and McKenzie as Jojo and Elsa are amazing and absolute standouts. Waititi is borderline unrecognisable as Hitler, I didn't realise it was him until the credits started to roll.

Laughs are peppered throughout, as well as sharp moments of reality that jarringly leave the audience feeling empty inside.

Despite the bleak subject matter, the film is both delicate and graceful - and whilst I didn't particularly like the pacing in the start, I'd have to say that Jojo Rabbit sets the benchmark of how to tackle any difficult subject matter in cinema.