Grandmother, Hitler and I(2001)

Grandmother, Hitler and I is a documentary that explores one man's childhood memories alongside a troubling family legacy. Carl Johan De Geer recalls his years growing up with his grandmother, a woman who maintained her Nazi convictions long after World War II ended. The film examines how ideology persisted within families even as the world moved past the war, offering an intimate look at how personal relationships intersected with historical trauma. De Geer's reflections create a complex portrait of a woman caught between love and dangerous beliefs, raising questions about complicity, memory, and how families reckon with their past.