Taika Waititi’s satire is like a Holocaust/Hitler Youth tale as envisioned by Wes Anderson?
That’s my “hot take.”
Mr. “Hunt for the Wilderpeople” puts the fun back in the Hun. Hitler. No, seriously.
“Anti-hate” satire, Taika says.
Oct. 18.
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