Snide and Prejudice(1997)

He Couldn't Tell Reich From Wrong

Snide and Prejudice is a dark comedy set in a mental institution where Dr. Cohen, the resident physician, enables his patients to roleplay as Nazi figures as part of their therapy. As the patients act out fantasies of Hitler consolidating power and assembling his inner circle, the sessions descend into absurdity—interrupted by mundane obstacles like a uniform at the dry cleaners and an unexpected intrusion from a patient convinced he's Picasso. The film balances historical subject matter with surreal humor, exploring the thin line between therapeutic intervention and enabling delusion. Cohen's unconventional methods raise uncomfortable questions about the nature of treatment and sanity.