Look Who's Back

Sinopse

When Adolf Hitler reawakens at the site of his former bunker in present-day Berlin, he is mistaken for a comedian and quickly becomes a media phenomenon.

6.8
2015
Released
1h 56m

Oliver Masucci

Adolf Hitler

Fabian Busch

Fabian Sawatzki

Katja Riemann

Bellini

Christoph Maria Herbst

Sensenbrink

Franziska Wulf

Vera Krömeier

Lars Rudolph

Shop Owner

Roberto Blanco

Stephan Grossmann

Patrick Heinrich

Michael Ostrowski

Gudrun Ritter

Paul Maaß

Katharina Abt

Marian Meder

Thomas M. Köppl

Marc-Marvin Israel

David Gebigke

Paul Busche

Gerdy Zint

Nancy Maria Brüning

Hauke Schmidt

Thomas Thieme

Christoph Zrenner

Nina Beesk

Rocco Coufin

Michael Grenzau

Stefan Greißig

Niels O. Scheer

Alexander Udalov

Ramona Kunze-Libnow

Fred Aaron Blake

Bernardo Arias Poras

Georg Kammerer

Folke Renken

Andrew Bulkeley

Bernd Zeller

Michael Kessler

Klaas Heufer-Umlauf

Joko Winterscheidt

Daniel Aminati

Jörg Thadeusz

Jakob Bieber

Youngster

Maximilian Strestik

Ulf Birne

Frank Plasberg

Micaela Schäfer

Kim Gloss

Piet Fuchs

Aaron Hildebrand

Leon Ullrich

Jens Reimann

Roman Kanonik

Christian Harting

Nina Proll

Marine Le Pen

Self (archive footage)

Phillipp Betz

Youtuber

Robert Hofmann

Status

Released

Original Language

Budget

$3,196,621.00

Revenue

$25,513,752.00

Keywords

#based on novel or book
#dark comedy
#third reich (iii reich 1933-45)
#adolf hitler

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Reviews

@AstroNoudalmost 4 years ago

Masucci delivers a completely realistic and utterly deranged Hitler, which, combined with the real reactions of people on the street, produces hilarious scenes and good comedy. Er ist wieder da! 9/10

@Ranganover 9 years ago

> He's obviously the same person, but his intentions are? I enjoyed the director's previous works like 'Combat Girls' and 'Wetlands'. Those were young women oriented subjects, yet filled with sensitive topics. But now he turned his focus towards the screen adaptation of a bestselling satirical novel of the same name about Adolf Hitler. Well, this is not his best work, not a bad movie either.