The actors Udo Kier and David Hayman square off in this domestic drama where a man is convinced that his neighbor is Adolf ...
Hayman and Kier have a decent enough buddy chemistry, though only a few gags use their comic talents so well that it eclipses ...
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What’s funny about living next to a Nazi?
In the attempted comedy ‘My Neighbor Adolf,’ a Holocaust survivor suspects his neighbor is Hitler — and befriends him anyway.
The Quad Cinema is hosting a mini-retrospective for the late great gay actor Udo Kier in the week leading up to the release of one of his last films, “My ...
Leon Prudovsky explores the mind of a Holocaust survivor convinced the creep next door is the man responsible for all his misery in this odd coping-with-trauma drama. Years earlier, Malek Polsky ...
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My Neighbor Adolf review: Udo Kier posthumously does his best as (maybe) Hitler in bumbling, ill-conceived comedy
Ubiquitous German actor Udo Kier appeared in over 220 films by the time of his death in November 2025, and in his last two theatrical releases he is both a Holocaust survivor in Kleber Mendonça ...
Twelve terrorists. One cop. The odds are against John McClane... That's just the way he likes it.
Israeli director Leon Prudovsky, whose film “My Neighbor, Adolf” world premieres Thursday in Locarno Film Festival’s Piazza Grande, will next be making a feature version of his 2012 short “Welcome, ...
He works in mysterious ways.
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