★★★☆☆ (3/5) A quiet, faith-centered wartime drama with a reflective tone. The story focuses more on personal growth and moral struggle than large-scale conflict. The performances feel sincere, and the themes of identity and belief are handled thoughtfully, even if the pacing can be slow. Subdued and contemplative rather than dramatic.

>"We have no papa. Not your father will have no son." There are many films about the WWII era and holocaust, but this might be the most boring one, and I hate to say that about a sensitive topic. There is one scene where a bully learns his lesson and that was the highlight of the film for me. I would recommend watching Jojo Rabbit instead.