Young Adolf

An audacious, unnerving satire of the twentieth century's most notorious figure. Liverpool, 1912. Young Adolf Hitler, a recent art-school dropout on the run from military service in Austria, turns up to stay with his brother Alois and sister-in-law Bridget. Idle and dirty, Adolf spends his days sprawled on the couch, gripped by paranoia that Austrian officials are tailing him. Adolf's poor conduct constant sponging, an ill temper, and a refusal to assist in Alois' questionable business ventures quickly draws the ire of his family. Surely this is a young man who will never amount to anything?