My Neighbor Adolf

With outstanding performances from its leading duo and marked by subtle irony and underlying tension, Leon Prudovsky delivers a disarmingly bittersweet film that explores memory, obsession, and the need for justice in a world eager to forget.

Synopsis

Colombia, 1960. A lonely Jewish Holocaust survivor spends his days in isolation until a mysterious German moves in next door. When he learns that Eichmann had lived in hiding for years in Argentina, he begins to suspect that his new neighbor might be Adolf Hitler, who also escaped to South America.