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Reich Stuff Not 'Springtime For Hitler'

13 August 2009 9:18 PM, PDT | NYPost.com | See recent New York Post news »

The Germans have never been noted for their screen comedies, especially ones about a man they'd rather forget: Hitler.

That fact makes "My Fuhrer" -- written and directed by Dani Levy, a Swiss-born Jew -- a rarity, but a flawed one.

The premise holds promise. It's the final week of 1944, and the war is going badly for Germany. Hitler is scheduled to address a million people on New Year's Day, but he's in a funk and isn't up to the task.

In his words: "I've become a great burden to the people of the German Reich. »

- By V.A. MUSETTO

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