Originally, I watched this movie in the mood of practicing German listening, but I didn't expect it to trigger new thinking. I actually saw this movie when I was in secondary school, but the world has changed a lot from 2014 to the past few years - Brexit, the intensification of refugee flows in Europe, the Islamic revolution, "all to the right". These all influenced my thinking about the film. Although I didn't see this "comedy" as a comedy when I watched it at the time, but now I watch it more and more seriously. "Hitler" in the play, as a figurative personality, in my opinion, is a reflection of right-wing ideology. a series of extreme hatred or hostility. The success of "Hitler" is of course inseparable from the support of the German people. In the play, every expansion of "Hitler"'s influence is accompanied by the waving of the flag of netizens. Although there are several more alert bystanders, but That's not enough to shake the underlying right-wing sentiment across Germany. Germany, like 1933, was on the eve of the "Crystal Night", except that it was Jewish then and now Arab. "Hitler" is the speaker, the one who helps everyone say what they want to say. 70 years ago, the German people chose Hitler, but now, who will the Germans choose?
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