In the 1940s, German prisoners of law were treated as celebrities in a camp run by US authorities and staffed by Jews who had escaped the Holocaust
During World War II, the Jewish population in Europe had suffered through the Holocaust and those who could escape did so, on boats to the United States. The documentarytells of their ordeal in their new homeland, and how Nazis once again crossed their paths.
The new Jewish recruits traveled under the cover of night in boarded up buses to the camp, “which looked more like a country club than prison.” There they would be assigned to the task of keeping Nazi prisoners of war happy enough so that the former Nazis would divulge the secrets of Hitler’s Germany.
While the story seems implausible, it is, in fact, very real: “The first thing is, when producers Benji and Jono Bergmann approached us with this and told us of the story, we didn’t believe it,” Sivan“We would prefer to treat them as war criminals they were, but when you’re in the army you follow orders,” Mayer says in the film.
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