在二战结束的时候，尚存活的纳粹德国头目阿道夫·希特勒德为了在往后的日子东山再起，离开了德国逃到南美国家的Mandoras（曼多拉？）。到了二十世纪六十年代,他们觉得时机成熟了,于是他们绑架了许多顶级科学家，利用科学家的能力来使希特勒继续活下去。几个国际机构发现了这一阴谋，就组织起来派出特工去阻止。

在二战结束的时候，尚存活的纳粹德国头目阿道夫·希特勒德为了在往后的日子东山再起，离开了德国逃到南美国家的Mandoras（曼多拉？）。到了二十世纪六十年代,他们觉得时机成熟了,于是他们绑架了许多顶级科学家，利用科学家的能力来使希特勒继续活下去。几个国际机构发现了这一阴谋，就组织起来派出特工去阻止。

NHK的希特勒纪录片

NHK的希特勒纪录片

五个名字，记载一段无法抹灭的过去。纳粹德国进行灭种计划，导致六百万名犹太人在十二年间遭到杀害。当初建造奥斯威辛集中营的军官的外甥女，和其他四位服膺于希特勒的领导人后裔，一起揭开自己的家族密辛。导演透过世代关系，让我们见证德国如何面对历史伤痕。

五个名字，记载一段无法抹灭的过去。纳粹德国进行灭种计划，导致六百万名犹太人在十二年间遭到杀害。当初建造奥斯威辛集中营的军官的外甥女，和其他四位服膺于希特勒的领导人后裔，一起揭开自己的家族密辛。导演透过世代关系，让我们见证德国如何面对历史伤痕。

Herbert in plaster 　　In the films of Herbert Achternbusch the plot is more of a space in which the Bavarian filmmaker, poet and painter improvises. For example as artist and soldier Herbert in Heilt Hitler!, which premiered 25 years ago at the Berlinale. At night Herbert sits with his last comrade in the trenches of Stalingrad. While his comrade is writing with his finger one last letter to the Fuehrer into the air, Herbert starts to plaster himself with the last bucket of plaster, so the Russians find only a statue. Suddenly Herbert finds himself in the Munich of the eighties. At the war memorial in Munich's Hofgarten is written "They will rise again". That's the miracle of Stalingrad. Herbert does not know where he is and tries to scrounge cigarettes, in Russian. Maybe the Germans have won the war, have rebuilt Stalingrad after the model of Munich and renamed it Hitlergrad. On the Munich Marienplatz and Lake Starnberg Herbert observes that all Germans are sick. Like Hitler: "No one is healed." Heilt Hitler! is an absurd farce, shot in eleven days in Super-8 and blown-up to 35 mm, a histrionic, avant-garde artist's film with wonderful monologic passages, where Achternbusch's later conversion to Buddhism is already indicated. 　　Detlef Kuhlbrodt in DIE ZEIT, 7th July 2011

Herbert in plaster 　　In the films of Herbert Achternbusch the plot is more of a space in which the Bavarian filmmaker, poet and painter improvises. For example as artist and soldier Herbert in Heilt Hitler!, which premiered 25 years ago at the Berlinale. At night Herbert sits with his last comrade in the trenches of Stalingrad. While his comrade is writing with his finger one last letter to the Fuehrer into the air, Herbert starts to plaster himself with the last bucket of plaster, so the Russians find only a statue. Suddenly Herbert finds himself in the Munich of the eighties. At the war memorial in Munich's Hofgarten is written "They will rise again". That's the miracle of Stalingrad. Herbert does not know where he is and tries to scrounge cigarettes, in Russian. Maybe the Germans have won the war, have rebuilt Stalingrad after the model of Munich and renamed it Hitlergrad. On the Munich Marienplatz and Lake Starnberg Herbert observes that all Germans are sick. Like Hitler: "No one is healed." Heilt Hitler! is an absurd farce, shot in eleven days in Super-8 and blown-up to 35 mm, a histrionic, avant-garde artist's film with wonderful monologic passages, where Achternbusch's later conversion to Buddhism is already indicated. 　　Detlef Kuhlbrodt in DIE ZEIT, 7th July 2011