My Führer

Set in 1944, when Germany is losing World War II, My Führer follows the story of Adolf Hitler, who is suffering from depression and unable to rally the German people. To boost his public image, Hitler's loyal aides bring in a renowned acting coach to help him regain confidence for a major speech. As the relationship between Hitler and the coach unfolds, the characters are challenged to confront personal truths amidst the chaotic backdrop of war-torn Germany. The film delves into the complexities of power, loyalty, and the human psyche under the rule of a tyrant.

My Führer received mixed reviews from critics and viewers alike. Some found the dark comedic approach to Hitler's character intriguing, praising Helge Schneider's performance as the eccentric coach. However, others criticized the film for its controversial subject matter and portrayal of Hitler during such a sensitive period in history. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 4.8/10, with some reviewers highlighting the bold storytelling choices but ultimately feeling uneasy with the comedic treatment of the Holocaust. Despite its flaws, the film sparked discussions about the nature of evil and the human capacity for redemption. IMDb users rated My Führer 5.5/10, with varying opinions on its artistic merit and historical accuracy.