This video is a SUMMARY and ANALYSIS of the 2015 film Ha Vuelto, where we are going to ask ourselves questions such as What would happen if Hitler lived in the present? Would society accept it? Would he try to seize power or would he be called crazy and go unnoticed?

Is the blame for the disaster that Hitler caused in World War II solely on him and his government, or is it also on the citizens who voted for him?

Is hate a spiral that repeats itself over the years and in different forms, or will what happened with Hitler and other tyrants never happen again?

Do people have memories of the past, or after a few generations do we forget everything?

Oliver Masucci had all the conditions in place to play another ridiculous Hitler character: he was precisely starring in a parody of the Fuhrer, but he decided to make it as realistic as possible and really put himself in his place, trying to bring to reality what would have happened. in the hypothetical situation of Adolf Hitler waking up in 2014. And the truth is that he does it incredibly well and I dare say that it is one of the best performances I have seen.

Ha Vuelto is a social criticism behind a curtain of humor, it shows us that human beings will act in different ways depending on the context, and in some cases it draws attention. The problems that Hitler raised about uncontrolled immigration, poor retirees, young people who are also poor and have no future are problems that occur in many countries, so it is in that moment of vulnerability, of trembling democracy and anger when a false prophet can appear wanting to change everything. suddenly, to give supposed quick solutions, without knowing that perhaps they are giving power to any Hitler.

When I heard some of the testimonies in the film, I was surprised that there are people who are so extreme when it comes to thinking, adult people with many years of experience, and who have no qualms about even saying it in front of a camera.

Many of these questions that the film raises are so difficult to digest that there is no other option than to make a comedy to address these issues, or at least that is how it seems to be in these times.