Fireworks Logo

Trailers...

  • Streets of Glória
  • Mitad de Ana (La)
  • I'm Not a Nobody
  • Circo
  • Ashes
  • Tree (The)
  • Male Gaze: Risk Appeal (The)
  • City of Mermaids
  • Mika Ex Machina
  • Outliers and Outlaws
  • Luther: The Fallen Sun
  • Do You Want to Die in Indio?
  • Groomsmen: First Look (The)
  • Amar Prem Ki Prem Kahani
  • Barbitch
  • Birthright
  • House with a Voice
  • Unbowed
  • Joy of Love (The)
  • Janis Ian: Breaking Silence
  • Electrocardiograma
  • In the Shadows of Dreams
  • Thesis on a Domestication
  • Drone
  • Flashback
  • Present Body
  • Some Nights I Feel Like Walking
  • As Fado Bicha
  • Feeling Randy
  • Confesiones Chin Chin
  • Third End of the Stick (The)
  • George Michael: Portrait of an Artist
  • They Are Siufung Law
  • Bluish
  • Fotogenico
  • Nobody Likes Me
  • Black Fruit
  • Sabbath Queen
  • One Last Night of You
  • No Dogs Allowed

Jojo Rabbit

Country: Czech Republic | New Zealand | USA, Language: English, 108 mins

  • Director: Taika Waititi
  • Writer: Taika Waititi; Christine Leunens
  • Producer: Taika Waititi; Kevan Van Thompson; Chelsea Winstanley; Carthew Neal

CGiii Comment

Rib-tickling and spine-chilling...both, at the same time!

Taika Waititi has outdone himself...here's a director, an actor, a writer at the top of his own game...and, thankfully, doesn't take himself too seriously. His performance on the red carpet [@London Film Festival] was...nothing short of bizarre...and, a breath of fresh air!Jojo Rabbit @ London Film Festival 2019

From Charlie Chaplin to Mel Brooks, not many have taken on a caricature of Hitler [and succeeded]...Taika Waititi joins this 'elite' - with his camp, crazed, comical führer...it's sure to offend many.

Jojo Rabbit @ London Film Festival 2019It's a tricky road to navigate, war & Nazism seen through a young boy's eyes & mind...where do you draw the line? Well...it would seem, you don't...throw it all up into the air and if you have the gift of being able to direct young actors [especially in comedy]...then, for sure, you're quids in! Taika Waititi directs kids with a stuffed wallet. Roman Griffin Davis is a wee marvel as he jumps between naivety, innocence and curiosity...all awhile sensing the penny starting to drop...it's a daft and dark road to his enlightenment.

There are even a couple of gay Nazis...Sam Rockwell and Alfie Allen, are a not-so-subtle couple of contrasting screaming, sweet-and-sour Nellies...the uniform re-design [scene] is an instant classic in absolute absurdity.

Jojo Rabbit is absurd...and [weirdly], has garnered much [undeserved] criticism from critics [what do they know!?!]...way too cantankerous and analytical to enjoy a film that [brilliantly] mixes the highs and lows of childhood with the absolute horrors of war.

Kids will love it. Everyone will love it...apart from those daft critics! A wee gem of a film.


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

A World War II satire that follows a lonely German boy whose world view is turned upside down when he discovers his single mother is hiding a young Jewish girl in their attic. Aided only by his idiotic imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler, Jojo must confront his blind nationalism.

Cast & Characters

Roman Griffin Davis as Jojo Betzler;
Thomasin McKenzie as Elsa Korr;
Taika Waititi as Adolf Hitler;
Sam Rockwell as Captain Klenzendorf;
Scarlett Johansson as Rosie Betzler;
Rebel Wilson as Fraulein Rahm;
Alfie Allen as Finkel;
Stephen Merchant as Captain Deertz;
Victoria Hogan as Woman;
Brian Caspe as Herr Mueller;
James McVan as American Soldier;
Luke Brandon Field as Christoph;
Judith Georgi as German Translator;
Iva Sindelkova as Postwoman;
Joe Weintraub as Herr Junker;
Bethany Adams as Secretary;
Archie Yates as Yorki;
Sam Haygarth as Hans;
Gabriel Andrews as Herr Frosch;
Christian Clarke as Hitler Youth