Hitler's Boy [Film and TV Commentary]

In 1942 in Germany, 17-year-old Friedrich (Max Riemelt) worked hard to train himself, dreaming of one day joining a Nazi training camp. After passing numerous exams, he was given the opportunity, but his father strongly opposed it, so he forged his father's signature on the paperwork, successfully became a member of the training camp, and began arduous training every day. Among them, he met Albrecht (played by Tom Schilling), the son of a German military officer, and the two established a deep friendship. However, Albrecht was not keen on the Nazis, but preferred literature and writing. Albrecht's father hoped that his son would become a Nazi officer like him, and the two had constant conflicts. In the training camp, Friedrich and Albrecht discovered many ugly phenomena, and Friedrich's faith began to be shaken. But during a training session in the water, Albrecht never came out of the water again... The film won the 2003 German Film Award for Best Original Screenplay.