Look Who's Back

In this satirical comedy, Adolf Hitler inexplicably reappears in modern-day Berlin, alive and well. He finds himself a media sensation, with people mistaking his rants for brilliant satire. As he navigates the 21st century, he uses the internet and television to regain popularity and political influence.

Look Who's Back was a commercial success in Germany and garnered mixed to positive reviews. Critics praised its audacity and Oliver Masucci's performance, while some expressed concern about its potential to normalize or trivialize Hitler.

• A daring and provocative satire that uses Hitler's return to comment on contemporary society and media.

• Oliver Masucci delivers a captivating and unsettling performance as Hitler.

• Some critics found the film's humor too close to the bone, raising ethical questions about its subject matter.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be a thought-provoking and darkly humorous satire, with many commending the performance of the lead actor. However, some viewers expressed discomfort with the premise and its potential for misinterpretation.

Nominated for Best Film at the Bavarian Film Awards. Won the Audience Award at the Zurich Film Festival.

The film ingeniously blurs the lines between acting and reality by having the actor playing Hitler interact with unsuspecting members of the public in real-life situations.